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Cover -- Half-Title -- Also available -- Title -- Imprint -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Foreword to the English Edition -- Preface -- 1. A Lesson in Orthodoxy: M-L Teaches John Lewis That It Is the Masses Which Make History -- 2. A Lesson in Politics: Philosophers Did Not Become Kings -- 3. A Lesson in Self-Criticism: Class Struggle Rages in Theory Appendix: On Class Struggle in Texts -- 4. A Lesson in History: The Damages of Humanism -- 5. A Discourse in Its Place -- Appendix: On the Theory of Ideology: Althusser's Politics -- Notes -- Index.

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