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		<title>&#9733; Lukács on&#160;Self-Narrative</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I sort of wish I had written something like this in the opening of my graduate application statement of purpose, taken from Georg Lukács&#8217;s 1967 preface to <em>History and Class Consciousness</em>, which I just started reading tonight (and very much enjoying):

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  I think that I would be departing from the truth if I were to attempt to iron out the glaring contradictions of that period by artificially constructing an organic development and fitting into the correct pigeon-hole in the &#8216;history of ideas&#8217;. <strong>If Faust could have two souls within his breast, why should not a normal person unite conflicting intellectual trends within himself</strong> when he finds himself changing from one class to another in the middle of a world crisis?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I sort of wish I had written something like this in the opening of my graduate application statement of purpose, taken from Georg Lukács&#8217;s 1967 preface to <em>History and Class Consciousness</em>, which I just started reading tonight (and very much enjoying):</p>

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  <p>I think that I would be departing from the truth if I were to attempt to iron out the glaring contradictions of that period by artificially constructing an organic development and fitting into the correct pigeon-hole in the &#8216;history of ideas&#8217;. <strong>If Faust could have two souls within his breast, why should not a normal person unite conflicting intellectual trends within himself</strong> when he finds himself changing from one class to another in the middle of a world crisis?</p>
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