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Democracy's children: intellectuals and the rise of cultural politics

✍ Scribed by McGowan, John Patrick

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Cornell University Press
Year
2002;2017
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English
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Critique--20e siècle;Critique--Aspect politique--20e siècle;Critique--Aspect politique--Histoire--20e siècle;Critique--Histoire--20e siècle;Enseignement universitaire--États-Unis;Vie intellectuelle--20e siècle;Critique -- Histoire -- 20e siècle;Critique -- Aspect politique -- Histoire -- 20e siècle;Enseignement universitaire -- États-Unis;Vie intellectuelle -- 20e siècle;Critique -- 20e siècle;Critique -- Aspect politique -- 20e siècle;Vie intellectuelle -- 20e siècle

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