Observations on Art and Culture, Science and Philosophy
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Word Count
41,250 words, Guess
Page Count
165 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
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- Internet Archiveobservationsonar00avak
- Internet Archiveobservationsonar00avak_324
- Internet Archiveobservationsonar0000avak
- ISBN-100976023636
- ISBN-139780976023630
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- LibraryThing2473391
- Goodreads197777
- OCLC Control Number62246202
- Open LibraryOL8586454M
Description
This provocative collection of reflections and observations by Bob Avakian on art, culture, science and philosophy offers a rare treat. Excerpted from formal talks as well as more informal discussions and conversations, this collection allows the reader to experience Bob Avakian—in the process of developing his thinking and re-envisioning the communist project on a wide range of subjects, from the dictatorship of the proletariat to discussions of truth, beauty, science and imagination. This collection will provide the reader with important, fresh, and provocative insights and provoke further creative and critical thinking on art, culture, science, philosophy... and revolution.
First Sentence
I am going to talk for a while1 don't know how long, but usually the smart money bets that it'll be a little while.
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