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... theories associ- ated with them . It is worth noting that not all neo - Marxian theories offer grand narratives , but several do closely follow Marx in the sense of offering depictions of the great sweep of history . Critical Theory and ...
... theories associ- ated with them . It is worth noting that not all neo - Marxian theories offer grand narratives , but several do closely follow Marx in the sense of offering depictions of the great sweep of history . Critical Theory and ...
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... critical theorists took a position radically different from virtually all Marx- ists who had come before them . Culture At the most general level , the critical theorists were most concerned with what they called the culture industry ...
... critical theorists took a position radically different from virtually all Marx- ists who had come before them . Culture At the most general level , the critical theorists were most concerned with what they called the culture industry ...
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... critical theorists were most interested in and concerned about the proletariat . For example , an assembly- line worker is led , even forced , to concentrate on working as efficiently as pos- sible . The continual pressure of the ...
... critical theorists were most interested in and concerned about the proletariat . For example , an assembly- line worker is led , even forced , to concentrate on working as efficiently as pos- sible . The continual pressure of the ...
Contents
Classical Grand Theories | 13 |
Classical Theories of Everyday Life | 42 |
Contemporary Theoretical Portraits of the Social World 1755 | 75 |
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