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What Should Be The Principles On Which A History O
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11-06-2004, 01:57 PM
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"It is impossible at the present time to write history without using a whole range of concepts directly or indirectly linked to Marx's thought and situating oneself within a horizon of thought which has been defined and described by Marx. One might even wonder what difference there could ultimately be between being a historian and being a Marxist"</i>

- Michael Foucault.
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