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... Foucault , post - modernity , post - Marxism , feminism , and similar fashionable
themes . Perhaps hopelessly , the paper aims a public that is wider than the first
and different from the second ; an audience of serious researchers in any field of
...
... Foucault , post - modernity , post - Marxism , feminism , and similar fashionable
themes . Perhaps hopelessly , the paper aims a public that is wider than the first
and different from the second ; an audience of serious researchers in any field of
...
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He tried not to become identical with the fashionable versions of Marxism ,
Maoism , and critical theory , but only ended up doing the same thing , perhaps
with much more consistency , and even more radicalism . While Weber wasted
his time ...
He tried not to become identical with the fashionable versions of Marxism ,
Maoism , and critical theory , but only ended up doing the same thing , perhaps
with much more consistency , and even more radicalism . While Weber wasted
his time ...
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The point is reinforced by the recent , fervent reappraisal of Kant , widespread
among former Marxist or critical theorists . ( 29 ) The point is that professional
expertise has no access to its own taken for granted assumptions . When such ...
The point is reinforced by the recent , fervent reappraisal of Kant , widespread
among former Marxist or critical theorists . ( 29 ) The point is that professional
expertise has no access to its own taken for granted assumptions . When such ...
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