John Milton and the English Revolution: A Study in the Sociology of Literature |
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... fact , to understand these maximum possible consciousnesses as actually realised in the real consciousnesses of certain individuals and groups , then it becomes possible to cleanse Goldmann's sociology of this formalistic residue . The ...
... fact , to understand these maximum possible consciousnesses as actually realised in the real consciousnesses of certain individuals and groups , then it becomes possible to cleanse Goldmann's sociology of this formalistic residue . The ...
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... fact that modernism expressed in literary form one of the most fundamental problems which confronts men in advanced capitalist societies , that is the problem of alienation . As Alan Swingewood has noted : ' Alienation and reification ...
... fact that modernism expressed in literary form one of the most fundamental problems which confronts men in advanced capitalist societies , that is the problem of alienation . As Alan Swingewood has noted : ' Alienation and reification ...
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... fact , centred around the attempt to establish the existence of two such traditions - the English poetic tradition and the tradition of the English novel . Such a conceptual apparatus allows room neither for radical discontinuity nor ...
... fact , centred around the attempt to establish the existence of two such traditions - the English poetic tradition and the tradition of the English novel . Such a conceptual apparatus allows room neither for radical discontinuity nor ...
Contents
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
Reason Triumphant | 94 |
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