Perspectives by Incongruity, Volume 2Indiana University Press, 1964 - 200 pagina's |
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Pagina 71
... frame was designed to accept the inevitability of classes , and to build a frame of action accordingly . Marx , on the other hand , accepted the need of eliminating classes , hence drew the line of battle differently . It was the ...
... frame was designed to accept the inevitability of classes , and to build a frame of action accordingly . Marx , on the other hand , accepted the need of eliminating classes , hence drew the line of battle differently . It was the ...
Pagina 77
... frames drastically inadequate . New material arises , if only as " by - products " of the cultural pattern . Marx has shown the effects of new productive techniques in this respect . While the frame centers the attention upon some ...
... frames drastically inadequate . New material arises , if only as " by - products " of the cultural pattern . Marx has shown the effects of new productive techniques in this respect . While the frame centers the attention upon some ...
Pagina 85
... frame become its menace . " Class morality " functions as " cultural lag , " insofar as another class of people arises whose situation is not accurately located by the attitudinizings of the frame . And insofar as those for whom the frame ...
... frame become its menace . " Class morality " functions as " cultural lag , " insofar as another class of people arises whose situation is not accurately located by the attitudinizings of the frame . And insofar as those for whom the frame ...
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The Excursion | 17 |
The Poetic Process | 34 |
From Preface to CounterStatement first edition | 50 |
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