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... significance of the battle of Marathon can only be understood on the basis of a comparison between the two possible outcomes of that battle . 43 Weber is particularly insistent on the value of ideal types in understanding the significance ...
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... significance of religious issues in the dispute has often formed a constituent part of a wider critique of the relevance of the notion of party itself . Thus , for example , Underdown argues that the Independent party was nothing more ...
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... significance of his adoption of the new tragic form should not be underrated . For in a very real sense , the dramatic medium was essentially alien to the blind poet . The theatres had , of course , been closed by the revolutionary ...
... significance of his adoption of the new tragic form should not be underrated . For in a very real sense , the dramatic medium was essentially alien to the blind poet . The theatres had , of course , been closed by the revolutionary ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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