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... bourgeois society . But such an analysis of Shakespeare's position in Elizabethan society is essentially superficial . Certainly , Shakespeare came from the bourgeois class ; but , as an Elizabethan dramatist , he was also a servant of ...
... bourgeois society . But such an analysis of Shakespeare's position in Elizabethan society is essentially superficial . Certainly , Shakespeare came from the bourgeois class ; but , as an Elizabethan dramatist , he was also a servant of ...
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... bourgeois ideology is characteristically pragmatic and empiricist , but it is nonetheless a genuinely bourgeois ideology , and not , as Perry Anderson suggests , an ideological capitulation to the aristocracy . To argue , as Anderson ...
... bourgeois ideology is characteristically pragmatic and empiricist , but it is nonetheless a genuinely bourgeois ideology , and not , as Perry Anderson suggests , an ideological capitulation to the aristocracy . To argue , as Anderson ...
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... bourgeois social groupings . And finally , following Goldmann , we pointed to the contrast between rationalist philo- sophical systems which are the product of critical bourgeois thought , and empiricist philosophical systems , which ...
... bourgeois social groupings . And finally , following Goldmann , we pointed to the contrast between rationalist philo- sophical systems which are the product of critical bourgeois thought , and empiricist philosophical systems , which ...
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Goldmanns Genetic Structuralism | 8 |
A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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