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But as Hobsbawm pointed out , Marx's thought cannot be interpreted as merely an ethical demand for the liberation of man . ... It is the literal interpretation of Marx , the ' vulgar Marxism ' of intellectual as well as political ...
But as Hobsbawm pointed out , Marx's thought cannot be interpreted as merely an ethical demand for the liberation of man . ... It is the literal interpretation of Marx , the ' vulgar Marxism ' of intellectual as well as political ...
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a The question whether or how far any individual anthropologist is a Marxist is not of much relevance . ... Such an overt orientation , with elements of literal Marxism , has recently come to expression in Western social anthropology .
a The question whether or how far any individual anthropologist is a Marxist is not of much relevance . ... Such an overt orientation , with elements of literal Marxism , has recently come to expression in Western social anthropology .
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In his confrontation of Marxism with studies of primitive society Emmanuel Terray spiritedly sets out as a final ... It is the present task of Marxist researchers , he notes , to annex the reserved domain of social anthropology to the ...
In his confrontation of Marxism with studies of primitive society Emmanuel Terray spiritedly sets out as a final ... It is the present task of Marxist researchers , he notes , to annex the reserved domain of social anthropology to the ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19712 | 9 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir Denys Page | 61 |
THE LITERATE ANGLOSAXONON SOURCES AND DISSEMINATIONS Sir | 101 |
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