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... Sartre's claim is that the Marxist view , proper- ly understood , can do justice to such facts , events , and individual personali- ties . If I may restate the claim he makes in his new work , Sartre en- visages Marxism as the ...
... Sartre's claim is that the Marxist view , proper- ly understood , can do justice to such facts , events , and individual personali- ties . If I may restate the claim he makes in his new work , Sartre en- visages Marxism as the ...
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... Sartre makes in his Questions of Method , in order to show what can be accomplished by a Marxism informed by Existentialism seems to me far inferior to the analy- sis Sartre made recently , using the same methods , of Tintoretto ...
... Sartre makes in his Questions of Method , in order to show what can be accomplished by a Marxism informed by Existentialism seems to me far inferior to the analy- sis Sartre made recently , using the same methods , of Tintoretto ...
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... Sartre by reasoning in this way has destroyed , it seems to me , any validity in the idea of socialism . As he himself ad- mits , serialization is not limited to capitalist society . Under socialism , too , people will have to wait for ...
... Sartre by reasoning in this way has destroyed , it seems to me , any validity in the idea of socialism . As he himself ad- mits , serialization is not limited to capitalist society . Under socialism , too , people will have to wait for ...
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