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... rationalist world vision , which contrasted the irrational present with the perfect rational institutions , modes of behaviour , etc. , to which the revol- utionary bourgeoisie aspired . That world vision found political form in ...
... rationalist world vision , which contrasted the irrational present with the perfect rational institutions , modes of behaviour , etc. , to which the revol- utionary bourgeoisie aspired . That world vision found political form in ...
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... rationalist world vision . As we have already noted , rationalism is , in the first place , a form of individualism . For the rationalist the central datum is the discrete individual , and it is he , and he alone , who decides what is ...
... rationalist world vision . As we have already noted , rationalism is , in the first place , a form of individualism . For the rationalist the central datum is the discrete individual , and it is he , and he alone , who decides what is ...
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... rationalism ; rather , it is an essential component of any rationalist world vision in that it provides an explanation for the existence of unreason in the world . We have noted that rationalism takes as its central datum the discrete ...
... rationalism ; rather , it is an essential component of any rationalist world vision in that it provides an explanation for the existence of unreason in the world . We have noted that rationalism takes as its central datum the discrete ...
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Goldmanns Genetic Structuralism | 8 |
A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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