Titlebook: Mikhail Bakunin; E. H. Carr Book 1975 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1975 economics.political history.poli

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E. H. CarrPaulo’s use of . to frame . (ancestrality) reflects both definitions: (1) a historical engagement with identity by way of an ancestral past, and (2) the meanings and practices through which one cultivates, maintains, and realizes these links and a sense of self in new contexts and present circumstan

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E. H. Carrggests the attenuation of racial democracy and positive miscegenation as hegemonic ideologies of the Brazilian nation-state. Reflecting this shift, twenty-first century discourses on race in Brazil and other Latin American countries are characterized by varying levels of recognition of racism, publi

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Life in Paris than 80,000 . from Germany alone—were preaching their panaceas and predicting the downfall of the . state. Everyone interested in the theory or practice of revolution was bound sooner or later to come to Paris. It was the bugbear of the conservatives and the Mecca of the malcontents. It was the proper element of such a spirit as Michael Bakunin.

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