Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... socialist ideology as a ' pid- gin socialism ' . less If we do not judge socialist ideo- logy by its formal pronouncements but by its life world , it is not diffi- cult to see that socialism today is no longer an ideology of social ...
... socialist ideology as a ' pid- gin socialism ' . less If we do not judge socialist ideo- logy by its formal pronouncements but by its life world , it is not diffi- cult to see that socialism today is no longer an ideology of social ...
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... socialist imagination of the 19th century . It saw the history of humanity as a story of progress with socialism as its assured telos . The future was now seen as providing a privileged vantage point to make sense of the present . The ...
... socialist imagination of the 19th century . It saw the history of humanity as a story of progress with socialism as its assured telos . The future was now seen as providing a privileged vantage point to make sense of the present . The ...
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... socialist bloc always mattered much more to the idea of socialism in India than was ever acknowledged or theorized . It is important to remember that the socialist discourse in India began in a real sense only after the Bolshevik ...
... socialist bloc always mattered much more to the idea of socialism in India than was ever acknowledged or theorized . It is important to remember that the socialist discourse in India began in a real sense only after the Bolshevik ...
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