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Class
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Cavalletti, Andrea, author
, Fiaccadori, Elisa, translator
, Toscano, Alberto, 1977- editor, author of afterword
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Social classes.
/ Social conflict.
/ Class consciousness.
2019
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Cavalletti, Andrea, author
, Fiaccadori, Elisa, translator
, Toscano, Alberto, 1977- editor, author of afterword
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Social classes.
/ Social conflict.
/ Class consciousness.
2019
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\"In 1936, Walter Benjamin defined the revolutionary class as being in opposition to a dense and dangerous crowd, prone to fear of the foreign, and under the spell of anti-Semitic madness. Today, in formations great or small, that sad figure returns-- the hatred of minorities is rekindled and the pied-pipers of the crowd stand triumphant. 'Class', by Andrea Cavalletti, is a striking montage of diverse materials-- Marx and Jules Verne, Benjamin and Gabriel Tarde. In it, Cavalletti asks whether the untimely concept of class is once again thinkable. Faced with new pogroms and state racism, he challenges us to imagine a movement that would unsettle and eventually destroy the crowd\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Seagull Books
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9780857424372, 0857424378
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| Call Number | Copies | Material | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| HT609.C3813 2019 | 1 | BOOK | AUTOSTORE |
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