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This volume of five articles continues the endless debate on the virtues and faults of Marx. It presents an appropriate background of Marx’s socialist activity and thought, but also focuses on the degree to which Marx was a democrat, civil libertarian, egalitarian and enemy of bureaucracy on the one hand, and authoritarian/totalitarian on the other. Includes articles by Loyd D. Easton, Morris Slavin, James Lawler, Paul Kurtz, and Louis Patsouras. Other Animals and Society Books 2005 – Dictionary of Animal Names and Expressions Used Figuratively by Modern Francophone Authors: The French Bestiary 1996 – Animal Creation (1839) Its Claims on Our Humanity Stated and Enforced with a New Foreword by Gary Comstock 2003 – Obligation and Extent of Humanity to Brutes, Principally Considered with Reference to the Domesticated Animals (1839)
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