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- 1965/1969
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- Radical America 3.4 (July-August 1969), 55-59
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Marcuse returns to Marx: how freedoms give way ↗
Marcuse returns to Marx
Marcuse read Marx’s account of nineteenth-century France through the experience of twentieth-century rule. He considered how political freedoms could give way to authoritarian power. At the close, he addressed the text’s continuing relevance to people resisting exploitation and repression.
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Marcuse’s epilogue, pp. 55–59 , Arthur Mitzman translation in Radical America (1969).
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Date or edition: 1965/1969.
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Reprinted in English translation by Radical America.
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Radical America 3.4 (July-August 1969), 55-59
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