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== Why not „Über die Freiheit“? == | == Why not „Über die Freiheit“? == | ||
After Gregory Baum <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Baum1996|1996, 24-29]]], Michele Cangiani and Claus Thomasberger call this text „Über die Freiheit“. In the archive the text is called: “Lecture – N. t. - Notes, 1927“. | After Gregory Baum <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Baum1996|1996, 24-29]]], Michele Cangiani and Claus Thomasberger call this text „Über die Freiheit“. In the archive the text is called: “Lecture – N. t. - Notes, 1927“. | ||
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Why not „Über die Freiheit“?
After Gregory Baum [1996, 24-29], Michele Cangiani and Claus Thomasberger call this text „Über die Freiheit“. In the archive the text is called: “Lecture – N. t. - Notes, 1927“.
I chose „Ist Sozialismus ein Weltanschauung?“ because I consider that archives 02/16 and 03/03 are two fragments of the same text, and in this second one we have that :
In the last line, we can read after the correction, "Ist Sozialismus ein Weltanschauung?”. In the archive 02/16, we see that Polanyi tried to change a speech [1-39] in a text [41-96]. In the archive 03/03, he follows this work with a table of contents and some fragments of the same text.