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... Marx's ability to present his content in such a form as to make the arguments appear forceful and valid , to arouse ... Marx realized that he would have to use all available means of persuasion , including what Aristotle called the ...
... Marx's ability to present his content in such a form as to make the arguments appear forceful and valid , to arouse ... Marx realized that he would have to use all available means of persuasion , including what Aristotle called the ...
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... Marx's " pupils ” who was for a time a daily visitor to Marx's home in London , writes in his reminiscences that " Marx attached extraordinary value to pure correct expression and in Goethe , Lessing , Shakespeare , Dante , and ...
... Marx's " pupils ” who was for a time a daily visitor to Marx's home in London , writes in his reminiscences that " Marx attached extraordinary value to pure correct expression and in Goethe , Lessing , Shakespeare , Dante , and ...
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... Marx and Engels , Selected Correspondence , p . 20 . 10. Marx , Selected Works , II , 29 . 11. Marx , Selected Works , I , 192–193 . 12. All the English quotations from the Communist Manifesto are taken from Karl Marx and Friedrich ...
... Marx and Engels , Selected Correspondence , p . 20 . 10. Marx , Selected Works , II , 29 . 11. Marx , Selected Works , I , 192–193 . 12. All the English quotations from the Communist Manifesto are taken from Karl Marx and Friedrich ...
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ARISTOTLE | 3 |
WILLIAM NORWOOD BRIGANCE | 14 |
DANIEL KATZ | 20 |
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