Surrealism & Its Popular AccomplicesFranklin Rosemont City Light Books, 1980 - 120 pagina's |
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... human fate . This is a negative Romanticism , to be sure , for no more hope is given for the collective promise of the lower classes than for the pretentious op- timism of the bourgeoisie . But it contains a revolutionary kernel ...
... human fate . This is a negative Romanticism , to be sure , for no more hope is given for the collective promise of the lower classes than for the pretentious op- timism of the bourgeoisie . But it contains a revolutionary kernel ...
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... human condition , " ( 1 ) the result of a thorough - going social revolu- tion that has realized , for the first time , full human equality . In abolishing private ownership of the means of production , society also has done away with ...
... human condition , " ( 1 ) the result of a thorough - going social revolu- tion that has realized , for the first time , full human equality . In abolishing private ownership of the means of production , society also has done away with ...
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... humanity , is not content to present it picturesquely - from " outside , " so to speak - which would be to reduce the whole human being to a state of organic tinsel . On the contrary , he wishes to be not at all a painter or evoker of ...
... humanity , is not content to present it picturesquely - from " outside , " so to speak - which would be to reduce the whole human being to a state of organic tinsel . On the contrary , he wishes to be not at all a painter or evoker of ...
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Its Popular Accomplices | 3 |
American Horror | 9 |
H P Lovecraft | 17 |
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