Seminar, Temas365-376R. Thapar, 1990 |
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... interests of the various , subordinate classes . Even though Gramsci does not explicitly say so , it is obvious that for authen- tic absorption these interests must be potentially universalisable . In other words , a successful hegemony ...
... interests of the various , subordinate classes . Even though Gramsci does not explicitly say so , it is obvious that for authen- tic absorption these interests must be potentially universalisable . In other words , a successful hegemony ...
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... interests of this class . Individual capitalists or their spokesmen are represented in various committees and boards of the government which formulate fiscal , industrial and licensing policy of the government . Besides such formal ...
... interests of this class . Individual capitalists or their spokesmen are represented in various committees and boards of the government which formulate fiscal , industrial and licensing policy of the government . Besides such formal ...
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... interests by all far - sighted political regimes . This is why the anarchy is always relative . This should help us dispel the impression that only the capitalist class matters in a capitalist society . True , the capitalist class gets ...
... interests by all far - sighted political regimes . This is why the anarchy is always relative . This should help us dispel the impression that only the capitalist class matters in a capitalist society . True , the capitalist class gets ...
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