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Originally published in 1986, this book subverts an attitude
towards the moral dimension of life which the author terms 'ethical
cynicism'. It discusses a theory of moral powers - a theory which
shows that moral values are immensely potent sources of power. The
author argues that there is a conceptual affinity between the
Wittgensteinian account of language and the Marxist theory of
history such that the two complement and even require one another
in various aspects.
Originally published in 1986, this book subverts an attitude
towards the moral dimension of life which the author terms 'ethical
cynicism'. It discusses a theory of moral powers - a theory which
shows that moral values are immensely potent sources of power. The
author argues that there is a conceptual affinity between the
Wittgensteinian account of language and the Marxist theory of
history such that the two complement and even require one another
in various aspects.
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