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Scholarly article examining Marx’s critique of liberalism, focusing on historical materialism and the social and ideological origins of justice and rights within bourgeois society.
Year: 1998
Author: Sean Sayers
Topic: Political philosophy
Document type: Scholarly article
Philosophical focus: Critique of liberalism, historical materialism
Referenced thinkers: Marx, Engels, Hegel, Locke, Rousseau, Kant, Rawls
Key concepts: Justice, rights, bourgeois society, social values
Source type: Academic publication
Period analyzed: Eighteenth century to modern interpretations
Publication context: Analysis of Marx’s divergence from liberal thought
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Notes from Transcript of Interview with David John Hough, Performance Critic, 15 November 1988
Date of interview: 15 November 1988
Interviewed by: Karen Wood
Project: Australian Association for Dance Education project
SLWA call number: OH2378/14
Interviewee: David John Hough
Date of birth: 21 May 1940
Place of birth: Kingston South East, South Australia
Occupation: Performance critic; secondary teacher; lecturer in Speech and Drama
Primary locations discussed: Western Australia; England; New Guinea
Educational institutions: Wesley College; Claremont Teachers College; Mt Lawley College
Professional fields: Education; Speech and Drama; Dance; Performing Arts
Associated organizations: National Times; Australian Association for Dance Education; Drama in Education Association; Academy of Performing Arts
Period covered: 1940–1979
Type of document: Oral history interview transcript notes
Archival repository: State Library of Western Australia
Brentano vs. Marx: Alleged Falsifications of Quotation, 1890–1891
Year: 1890–1891
Region / City: Hamburg, Germany
Subject: Historical dispute over quotation accuracy
Document Type: Pamphlet and collected documents
Institution / Publisher: Walther & Apolant; Marx.org (transcription)
Author: Anonymous (Lujo Brentano), Karl Marx, Eleanor Marx, Friedrich Engels
Translator: John Peet
Intended Audience: Scholars and readers of political and economic history
Publication Date: 1891
Writing Period: December 1890 – February 1891
Related Events: Dispute over Inaugural Address of the First International, Gladstone’s April 1863 speech
From Theocracy to Liberalism: Religion in the Lens of Western Political Thinkers
Year: 2023
Region / City: Western political thought
Theme: Political theory, religion, secularism, liberalism
Document type: Academic article
Institution: N/A
Author: N/A
Target audience: Scholars, students of political theory
Period of validity: N/A
Date of approval: N/A
Date of changes: N/A
2022 International Summer School on Classical Liberalism in Philosophy, Economics and Politics
Year: 2022
Event type: Summer school
Location: International / Prague
Theme: Classical liberalism, philosophy, economics, politics
Organizing institution: AAU
Target audience: Students, researchers, and professionals interested in classical liberalism
Dates: July 25-29, 2022
Speakers: Josef Šíma, Mark LeBar, Adam Martin, John Hasnas
Activities: Lectures, group discussions, panel discussion, Prague history tour, graduation ceremony
Schedule subject to change: Yes
Academic focus: Philosophy, economics, political theory
Document type: Event program
Liberalism Divided – Separation of Powers/Presidential War and Foreign Affairs Powers
Year: 1972
Region / City: United States
Topic: Separation of Powers, Presidential Powers, National Security
Document Type: Legal Case
Institution: United States Supreme Court
Author: Howard Gillman, Mark A. Graber, Keith E. Whittington
Target Audience: Legal professionals, scholars, students
Period of Effectiveness: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Context: The document presents a legal case study discussing the constitutional implications of presidential power to authorize surveillance without judicial approval, focusing on a domestic security issue related to national security.
At the University but Not of the University: The Benching of Willis Ward and the Rise of Northern Racial Liberalism
Year: 1934
Region / city: Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Theme: Racial discrimination and higher education
Document type: Academic article / historical case study
Institution: University of Michigan
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Scholars and students of American history and race relations
Period covered: Early 20th century, Interwar Period
Key figures: Willis Ward, Gerald Ford, Moses “Fleetwood” Walker, Henry Graham, W.A. Alexander, Fielding Yost
Sports discussed: Football, basketball, baseball, tennis, swimming, gymnastics, wrestling
Main events: Benching of Willis Ward, racial quotas in university athletics
Historical context: Northern racial liberalism, Jim Crow influences in Northern institutions
Topics: Critic Marx Liberalism