Oswald Spengler, a Critical EstimateScribner, 1952 - 176 pages |
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... Sorel and Bergson in Paris had already reached most of their final conclusions . Between 1902 and 1903 Pareto had published his Socialist Systems , a withering attack on the " sentimental " ideology of the Marxists , which was to cause ...
... Sorel and Bergson in Paris had already reached most of their final conclusions . Between 1902 and 1903 Pareto had published his Socialist Systems , a withering attack on the " sentimental " ideology of the Marxists , which was to cause ...
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... Sorel acted on his injunction of finding posi- tive affirmations in human existence . Bergson was convinced that by ... Sorel was one who frankly recognized his debt . A highly con- scious revolutionary and a heretic Marxist , Sorel ...
... Sorel acted on his injunction of finding posi- tive affirmations in human existence . Bergson was convinced that by ... Sorel was one who frankly recognized his debt . A highly con- scious revolutionary and a heretic Marxist , Sorel ...
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... Sorel and Bergson . Although Spengler included Sorel among those he called " Socialists of higher quality and conservative ways of thinking , " the reference is again from one of his later works 3 and does not necessarily in- dicate any ...
... Sorel and Bergson . Although Spengler included Sorel among those he called " Socialists of higher quality and conservative ways of thinking , " the reference is again from one of his later works 3 and does not necessarily in- dicate any ...
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii | 1 |
THE INTELLECTUAL TEMPER | 14 |
THE HISTORIANS AND | 27 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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