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Althusser [ˈɑːltuːsə (French) ɑltusər]

(Biographies / Althusser, Louis (1918-1990) M, French, PHILOSOPHY: philosopher, WRITING: writer) Louis. 1918-90, French Marxist philosopher, author of For Marx (1965) and Reading Capital (1965): committed to a mental hospital (1981) after killing his wife

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philosophy writing	Translated from the Slovene by Nusa Rozman In attempting to determine the elusive relation between literature and its social position, it is impossible to ignore the work of Louis Althusser and his followers in the early 1970s. Literature, Ideology, and the Imaginary by Potocco, Marcello / CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture 14) Through this act of interpellation, the individuals become subjugated as subjects to nation-state of South Africa (what Althusser would refer to as the Subject). National Reconciliation and its performative limitations: John ... by Maron, Jeremy / CineAction France is a country where Marxism in one form or another, but most importantly in the form of Marxist existentialism and humanism as developed in the writings of Jean-Paul Sartre and Maurice Merleau-Ponty, as well as of a more orthodox Marxism championed by Louis Althusser in the early 1960s, has provided a dominant frame of reference for work in philosophy, sociology, and the "human sciences" ever since the end of World War II. The poverty of the "new philosophy" by Tarifa, Fatos / Modern Age	alternative curriculum alternative energy alternative hypothesis Alternative Investment Market alternative medicine alternative pathway alternative pleading alternative school alternative theatre Alternative Vote alternatively Alternativeness alternator Alternity althaea althea Althea Gibson Althea officinalis Althea rosea Altheine Althing altho althorn Althorp House although Althusser alti- Altiloquence Altiloquent altimeter altimetry Altincar altiplano Altiscope Altisonant Altisonous altissimo altitude altitude acclimatization altitude chamber altitude datum altitude delay altitude height altitude hold altitude hole Altitude of a pyramid altitude separation altitude sickness altitude slot Altitudinal Altitudinarian	Althea Gibson Foundation Althea officinalis Althea rosea Althea Rosea Enation Virus Altheide Altheine altherbosa Althesin Althing Althing Althingi Althingi altho Althoff Catholic High School althorn althorns Althorp Althorp House Althorp, John Charles Spencer, Viscount although although although Although It's None of My Business ALTHQ ALTHQ-BS Althusius Althusius, Johannes Althusser Althusser, Louis Althusser, Louis Althusserian Althusserianism Althusus Alti Alti alti- Alti-Acyclovir Alti-Bromocriptine Alti-Clindamycin Alti-Clonazepam Alti-Clonazepam Alti-Dexamethasone Alti-Dexamethasone Alti-Ipratropium Alti-Ipratropium Alti-Minocycline Alti-MPA ALTIC Altichiero Altichiero da Zevio Alticinae Alticinae Alticini Alticini ALTID ALTIF altigraph Altijd Voor U Onderweg

Translated from the Slovene by Nusa Rozman In attempting to determine the elusive relation between literature and its social position, it is impossible to ignore the work of Louis Althusser and his followers in the early 1970s.

Literature, Ideology, and the Imaginary by Potocco, Marcello / CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture

14) Through this act of interpellation, the individuals become subjugated as subjects to nation-state of South Africa (what Althusser would refer to as the Subject).

National Reconciliation and its performative limitations: John ... by Maron, Jeremy / CineAction

France is a country where Marxism in one form or another, but most importantly in the form of Marxist existentialism and humanism as developed in the writings of Jean-Paul Sartre and Maurice Merleau-Ponty, as well as of a more orthodox Marxism championed by Louis Althusser in the early 1960s, has provided a dominant frame of reference for work in philosophy, sociology, and the "human sciences" ever since the end of World War II.

The poverty of the "new philosophy" by Tarifa, Fatos / Modern Age

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