Titlebook: Means and Ends; The Idea of Capital Francesco Boldizzoni Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 cri

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pretation of the rise, evolution and crisis of this concept from the sixteenth century to the modern day. Based on a wealth of primary sources it offers an exciting study of intellectual and cultural history.978-1-349-36432-9978-0-230-58414-3

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The Atlantic Reaction, public opinion, rather than over the destabilizing potential of his economic theory. This was all the more so when, 13 years after the First International (1864–1876) had been dissolved, there came a second, during which the Marxist fringe clearly predominated over the other currents.

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,The Continent, 1870–1938,opean elites had developed from an ideological current that had been a long time in the making; its roots lay in the Spain of the Habsburgs (after all, the last emperor of the dynasty — a Habsburg-Lothringen — was deposed in Vienna in 1918).

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s announcing of religious truth. Maybe the problems are rather for us. He seems in any case to have pushed further in these areas than other writers, even to the extent of providing a model for what occurs elsewhere, and the first thing to do, whatever one’s beliefs, is to learn by following him car

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Francesco Boldizzonis the following: ‘I declare my starting point to be the objective, materialistic, third-person world of the physical sciences’.. It is assumed that the third-person world is ‘the materialistic world of the physical sciences’. Anyone who combines this assumption with a strong emphasis on the third pe

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