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Thursday, February 28, 2019

Mother-of-Pearl Pendant on Wooden Beads Necklace

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  1. In the Marxist interpretation of History, denying human
    the opportunity to own their work, clearly gives rise to a positive form
    his ultimate life-his material truth is finally
    released of Course, easy to understand, both at the level of opinions
    happened the choice between these options, why some gave
    preference to the first type of analysis, the other-second. But then
    both are merely derived differences based on overall
    from doxological approach to the study. At a deep level
    Western knowledge Marxism there is no real gap:
    he easily located with the fullness, peace,
    the convenience and the acceptability of its time inside
    epistemological disposition which accepted it graciously
    (after all, she provided him a place); as it
    turn had no reason to disturb her, no power in any
    any change, only because in it he rested. Marxism
    inside the thinking of the nineteenth century is like a fish in water: in any
    another place it can not breathe. If he opposes
    "bourgeois" theories of Economics and if this
    the contrast he makes against them radical revolution
    History, and this conflict and this project are a condition of its
    not possible the overcoming of all History in General, but specific
    the event, which can pinpoint archaeology,
    because it both equally predetermined and
    the bourgeois economy and revolutionary economy of the XIX century. Their
    the controversy could generate some waves and confused water
    surface; however, this is only a storm in a glass ????1<$F1 As you know,
    the emergence of Marxism in the nineteenth century and its subsequent development was
    due to all previous experiences of science and public
    practices. In this context, due to the absolute Foucault
    the aspect of discontinuity, this fact gets about
    lighting. In subsequent works, such as the "archaeology of knowledge",
    Foucault gives a more reasonable interpretation of this problem.

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