Nature, society, and thought: a journal of dialectical and historical materialism, Volume 09, Number 3 (July 1996)

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Nature, society, and thought: a journal of dialectical and historical materialism, Volume 09, Number 3 (July 1996)

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1996-07

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Marxist Educational Press

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ARTICLES: Pradip Baksi, Karl Marx’s Study of Science and Technology. José Barata-Moura, History of Philosophy, Philosophy of History, and Ontology in Hegel’s Thought. MARXISTS AS TEACHERS: Grover C. Furr, Corporate Ideology and Literary Criticism: How the New Right Pushes the Ideology of Exploitation in the Field of Literary Studies and What to Do about It. COMMENTARY: Greg Godels, Marx’s Theory of Labor Exploitation. MARXIST FORUM: April Ane Knutson and Erwin Marquit, The “Mutation” of the French Communist Party. Jim Sacouman, Communists Seek Unity at Moscow Meetings: Progress and Problems. BOOKS AND IDEAS, by Herbert Aptheker. BOOK REVIEWS: Christine Mack Gordon, Eight Tragedies of Shakespeare: A Marxist Study, by Victor Kiernan. Victor N. Paananen, Marxist Literary Theory: A Reader, edited by Terry Eagleton and Drew Milne. ABSTRACTS (in English and French).

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