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... respect to the individual , but as subjective and internal with respect to the relevant community , be it the society , the class , or the group . This is clearly the notion of literary worth to which T. S. Eliot subscribes in his ...
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... respect for declared literary preferences will provide us with a safe enough guide as to our future procedures . 4 Lukács and Socialist Realism Despite the very considerable reservations which we have made with respect to the excessive ...
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... respect , and perhaps only in this respect , Sartre does speak for a whole generation of western intellectuals . Lukács could , of course , merely dismiss this as symptomatic of the decadence of the western intelligentsia . But on ...
... respect , and perhaps only in this respect , Sartre does speak for a whole generation of western intellectuals . Lukács could , of course , merely dismiss this as symptomatic of the decadence of the western intelligentsia . But on ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
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