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... ( Lukács , 1950 , p . 6 ) . Lukács insists that only the use of types allows social reality to be properly described . Consequently he condemns as mere ' naturalism ' the novels of Zola which he considers to accumulate social detail ...
... ( Lukács , 1950 , p . 6 ) . Lukács insists that only the use of types allows social reality to be properly described . Consequently he condemns as mere ' naturalism ' the novels of Zola which he considers to accumulate social detail ...
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... Lukács follows the Marxist belief that the mechanism of historical change is class conflict , and he suggests that the defeat of the ' revolutions ' of 1848 marks the moment when the bourgeoisie moves from its progressive period as ...
... Lukács follows the Marxist belief that the mechanism of historical change is class conflict , and he suggests that the defeat of the ' revolutions ' of 1848 marks the moment when the bourgeoisie moves from its progressive period as ...
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... Lukács whose The Theory of the Novel provides the second contribution that is of interest here . Lukács offers a more positive version of Hegel's theory but this is in fact only a development of Hegel's own comments on Diderot's ...
... Lukács whose The Theory of the Novel provides the second contribution that is of interest here . Lukács offers a more positive version of Hegel's theory but this is in fact only a development of Hegel's own comments on Diderot's ...
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