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... concrete by its integration into a whole ; and that only this act of integration can enable us to go beyond the incomplete and abstract phenomenon in order to arrive at its concrete essence'.7 This approach informs the whole of Marx's ...
... concrete by its integration into a whole ; and that only this act of integration can enable us to go beyond the incomplete and abstract phenomenon in order to arrive at its concrete essence'.7 This approach informs the whole of Marx's ...
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... concrete realities . In this way , the abstract is made concrete , and the concrete abstract.11 But this critique of critical criticism is still not yet a sociology proper . The first workings out of the Marxist sociology of ...
... concrete realities . In this way , the abstract is made concrete , and the concrete abstract.11 But this critique of critical criticism is still not yet a sociology proper . The first workings out of the Marxist sociology of ...
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... concrete individual phenomena which are arranged according to those one- sidedly emphasized viewpoints into a unified analytical construct ( Gedankenbild ) . In its conceptual purity , this mental con- struct ( Gedankenbild ) cannot be ...
... concrete individual phenomena which are arranged according to those one- sidedly emphasized viewpoints into a unified analytical construct ( Gedankenbild ) . In its conceptual purity , this mental con- struct ( Gedankenbild ) cannot be ...
Contents
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
Reason Triumphant | 94 |
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