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The Hermeneutics of the Young Marx: According To Marx's Approach To the Philosophy of Democritus and Epicurus
Diogenes 37 (148):28-41 (1989)
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In the History of Philosophy, the atomistic physics of Epicurus and of Democritus have been considered as very similar.1 Con trary to the more conventional view, Marx considers this similarityAuthor's Profile
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