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They then achieve the maximum possible awareness of the social group whose nature they are expressing . These ideas should be enough to show how a dialectical conception of social life differs from the ideas of traditional psychology ...
They then achieve the maximum possible awareness of the social group whose nature they are expressing . These ideas should be enough to show how a dialectical conception of social life differs from the ideas of traditional psychology ...
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art as such comes into existence ; in other words , that in the domain of art certain important forms of it are possible only at a low stage of its develop- ment . If that be true of the mutual relations of different forms of art within ...
art as such comes into existence ; in other words , that in the domain of art certain important forms of it are possible only at a low stage of its develop- ment . If that be true of the mutual relations of different forms of art within ...
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art as such comes into existence ; in other words , that in the domain of art certain important forms of it are possible only at a low stage of its development . If that be true of the mutual relations of different forms of art within ...
art as such comes into existence ; in other words , that in the domain of art certain important forms of it are possible only at a low stage of its development . If that be true of the mutual relations of different forms of art within ...
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