Livro Ideologia

Miolo em perfeito estado de leitura, não possui grifos ou rasuras. Lateral inferior com rasura a caneta atingindo verso da capa, verso da contracapa e algumas páginas, não comprometendo a obra. Rasura a caneta no verso da capa. Brochura com marcas de manuseio. Dúvidas nos solicite fotos por e-mail. mp010

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O livro encontra-se com páginas e bordas bastante amareladas, mas, nada que compromete a leitura.

Um dos nomes de proa da nova esquerda anglo-saxã, Eagleton apresenta uma visão panorâmica do pensamento contemporâneo para mostrar a atualidade do conceito de ideologia. Articulando filosofia, crítica literária e política, o autor desenvolve uma leitura cruzada de autores como Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Freud e vários pós-estruturalistas. Tal estratégia visa reapresentar a noção de ideologia com base em novos moldes. Livro bem conservado, com alguns grifos de lapis e um nome na folha de rosto.

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Brochura. 204 páginas. Estado de conservação: Bom. Capa, lombada e contracapa levemente desgastadas devido à ação do tempo e ao manuseio. Cortes pouco escurecidos, porém, manchados. Páginas em bom estado. Desgastes no verso da capa. Capa, contracapa e lombada com desgastes. Lombada amarelada. Etiqueta na contracapa. Lombada com 1 cm de espessura, na cor cinza. Dimensão 15 x 23 cm. Livre de riscos, sublinhamentos, marcações ou qualquer coisa que possa comprometer a leitura. Catalogado por Marcela em 02/04/2024.

Livro brochura, 22x14, 199pgs. Livro em bom estado de conservação, marca de canetinha na primeira página, capa contra capa e dorso em bom estado. Páginas amareladas e sem marcações, bordas com sujidades. 27/03/2024 I (Estoque)

Livro com páginas levemente amareladas, com assinatura a caneta, com anotações e marcações a lápis, brochura com desgastes; 204p.

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usado bom, com alguns grifos e anotações à lápis, capa brochura 23x15 cm., 204 paginas.

Ano de Publicação: 1997 ; Livro Usado em bom estado de conservação, brochura, formato 15 x 23cm, 204 páginas, capa e miolo ok, não apresenta riscos, grifos ou anotações. Editora: Unesp, Assunto: Filosofia PI _PI6446501_

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ID=210401A. Conservação do produto: Condição geral: bom, conserva-se em boas condições para o manuseio da leitura em relação ao ano de publicação. Capa/Contracapa: com leves desgastes nas extremidades. Folha de rosto: com dedicatoria; com manchas de oxidacao. Páginas: riscadas/grifadas a grafite. levemente sujo na lateral do miolo. Nada que atrapalhe a leitura. Tradução: SILVANA VIEIRA / LUIZ CARLOS BORGES. Qtd. Páginas: 204. Dimenssões: 15 X 23. Acabamento: Capa Comum

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Livro usado em bom estado de conservação; capa sem estragos; bordas com manchas de sujidade; páginas sem grifos e rasuras; etiqueta da livraria colada na folha de guarda; 204 páginas; imagem meramente ilustrativa.

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Livro novo, brochura, segunda edição, 248 páginas. Setor: LA MC 19/04/24

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.

This collection of readings on the concept of ideology is brought together by the Marxist critic, Terry Eagleton. His introduction traces the historical evolution of ideology and examines in a more theoretical style the various meanings of the word and their significance. The readings begin with the first English translations of some of the writing of the French founder of the concept in the eighteenth century. They then move from the enlightenment to Hegel and Marxism, with particular emphasis on Marx and Engels themselves. They also look at other eighteenth-century traditions of thought such as Nietzche and Freud. All the readings are theoretical rather than examples of `ideology at work and will be of interest to undergraduate students of cultural, political and historical studies concerned with ideology, as well as students of English literature.