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=== G[eorge] B[ernard] Shaw === | === G[eorge] B[ernard] Shaw === | ||
[6] P. once wrote on Shaw, just about fifty years ago in 1906, ”The Drama of the Economic Interpretation of History”<ref>In was, in fact, the 1907 text, “[[A Történelmi materializmus Drámája]]” (The Drama of Historical Materialism )</ref> | [6] P. once wrote on Shaw, just about fifty years ago in 1906, ”The Drama of the Economic Interpretation of History”<ref>In was, in fact, the 1907 text, “[[A Történelmi materializmus Drámája]]” (The Drama of Historical Materialism )</ref>. He read all that Shaw had then written. | ||
=== ''The Great Transformation'' and America === | === ''The Great Transformation'' and America === |
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G[eorge] B[ernard] Shaw
[6] P. once wrote on Shaw, just about fifty years ago in 1906, ”The Drama of the Economic Interpretation of History”[1]. He read all that Shaw had then written.
The Great Transformation and America
Technology and Utopia
The 1957 Book and Beyond
Rationality
The Revelations
Freedom
Archaeology
Christianity and the Social Revolution
Modern Politics
Marx
World Trade
Joan Robinson - The Accumulation of Capital
Anthropology Fieldbook
The Mind
Art
Remarks
Borkenau
C.S. Louis
Gardening
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Critical Notes
- ↑ In was, in fact, the 1907 text, “A Történelmi materializmus Drámája” (The Drama of Historical Materialism )