Contra Marcuse. - New Rochelle, N. Y.: Arlington House (1971). 236 S. 8°In Contra Marcuse, Eliseo Vivas dissects Marcuse's thoughts on "playing and displaying"; his failure to offer any substitute for what he calls "the hell of our Affluent Society"; his view of the function of art; his doctrine of essence; his distinction between true and false pleasure; his conception of the good life; his ideas of tolerance. |
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... seems to be the solution of this puzzle . The mot juste for this collection of traits is immaturity — moral im ... seem to be subjective frustra- tions , the rage at imperfections inflated by the preposterous demands of a chiliastic mind ...
... seems to be the solution of this puzzle . The mot juste for this collection of traits is immaturity — moral im ... seem to be subjective frustra- tions , the rage at imperfections inflated by the preposterous demands of a chiliastic mind ...
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... seems to have been driven to murder irresistibly , and the appearance of the drive seems to have corresponded with the appearance of a different personality from that of the brilliant undergraduate that he normally was . Those of us who ...
... seems to have been driven to murder irresistibly , and the appearance of the drive seems to have corresponded with the appearance of a different personality from that of the brilliant undergraduate that he normally was . Those of us who ...
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... seem that the contrary is the case . It seems that men can be happy and enjoy a good deal of pleasure , and enjoy it permanently , while others , and not those living in the antipodes but in the house next to them , are suffering and ...
... seem that the contrary is the case . It seems that men can be happy and enjoy a good deal of pleasure , and enjoy it permanently , while others , and not those living in the antipodes but in the house next to them , are suffering and ...
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