Quest, Ausgaben 93-98S. Singh, etc. for the Indian Committee for Cultural Freedom, 1975 |
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... critical attitude towards theories and must be based on an agreement not to save theories by introducing untestable and arbitrary additional hypotheses . Thus the scientific approach rests on a faith in the usefulness of criticism ...
... critical attitude towards theories and must be based on an agreement not to save theories by introducing untestable and arbitrary additional hypotheses . Thus the scientific approach rests on a faith in the usefulness of criticism ...
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... critical theory . Its insights are teasingly fresh , its generalisations provo- cative . Jameson's argument is marked by a tenta- tiveness - which is not the same as uncer- tainty - regarding value judgments ; it comes from the peculiar ...
... critical theory . Its insights are teasingly fresh , its generalisations provo- cative . Jameson's argument is marked by a tenta- tiveness - which is not the same as uncer- tainty - regarding value judgments ; it comes from the peculiar ...
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... critical communists ) be- lieve that everything is all right in the Com- munist system as long as the leaders of the Party are not murdered . This is , in fact , the standard way of how communists become ' critical ' - when they realise ...
... critical communists ) be- lieve that everything is all right in the Com- munist system as long as the leaders of the Party are not murdered . This is , in fact , the standard way of how communists become ' critical ' - when they realise ...
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