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  • Marcuse, Herbert Shapiro & Weber, trans.0

    Published by Beacon Press, Boston, MA, 1970

    Seller: Rainy Day Paperback, Bethel, CT, U.S.A.

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    Paperback. Condition: NEAR FINE. (2nd printing). Tight, bright, clean and square. A few faint chips along cover edge and owner's name neatly written on the top corner of the first title page. Marcuse's "lectures deal with the forces of repression that our society continued to generate at the very point in time when it has developed the means for creating a non-repressive society. Beginning with 3 lectures on Freud," he "examines the concepts of freedom and of progress in Freud's thought, and advances the radical thesis that the individual, as seen by Freud, no longer exists." " In the two concluding lectures on contemporary society (in 1970), he urges a break with today's conception of 'progress' and presents a brief assessment of the current political situation with a view to determining the forces that could bring about change." 108 annotated pages. 5.25x8x.3".