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Why European futball is not a business in the US?

2009 July 1. sz szilu84

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The idea of the new Asianism. World history – through Asian eyes

Going beyond the eurocentric way of seeing Asian societies requires the rejection of the essentialist and expansionist logic deeply rooted in European thinking. We can understand Asian modernity as the result of the interaction of civilizations only if we uncover its real historical preconditions and movements. Related Articles Europeanism – yesterday and today. Changes in … Continue reading The idea of the new Asianism. World history – through Asian eyes →

Three revolutions

The study written in the form of a review describes the three great revolu­tions, the American, the French and the Russian through their description by contemporaries and by doing so, he calls attention to the fact that some of the great personalities of the liberal pantheon were far from sharing the aversion of today's theoreticians … Continue reading Three revolutions →

Marxism and liberalism

The late philosopher explains how Marxism has been misunderstood and misinterpreted in the period of the system change in Eastern Europe. While criticising leading ideologues of the transition, he also points out common features in the Marxist and liberal positions. Related Articles Is Marxism modern? The Marxism of Lenin – a summary “…The movement is … Continue reading Marxism and liberalism →

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