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... Engels . We suggested earlier that neither Marx nor Engels ever elaborated a fully developed theory of literature . There are , however , certain scattered references to their own particular literary tastes contained in both those of ...
... Engels . We suggested earlier that neither Marx nor Engels ever elaborated a fully developed theory of literature . There are , however , certain scattered references to their own particular literary tastes contained in both those of ...
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... Engels criticises Margaret Harkness on the grounds that ' your characters are typical enough , to the extent that you portray them . But the same cannot be said of the circumstances surrounding them and out of which their action arises ...
... Engels criticises Margaret Harkness on the grounds that ' your characters are typical enough , to the extent that you portray them . But the same cannot be said of the circumstances surrounding them and out of which their action arises ...
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... Engels's radicals were the Levellers : cf. ' The English Civil War Interpreted by Marx and Engels ' , p . 147 . But it is clear from the context of the passage that the radicals are normally a section of the ' victorious minority ...
... Engels's radicals were the Levellers : cf. ' The English Civil War Interpreted by Marx and Engels ' , p . 147 . But it is clear from the context of the passage that the radicals are normally a section of the ' victorious minority ...
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The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
Reason Triumphant | 94 |
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