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Matthew Arnold, Culture and the Intellectualas able to detach cultural authority from state authority even as he declared the ‘proper’ study of culture to be the most crucial task confronting nineteenth-century Britain. His elevation of bourgeois ‘culture’ to the very top of the national political agenda effectively expelled other cultures fr

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The Habermasian Public Spherent against the increasingly dominant post-structuralist direction of academic institutions. Reconstruction, rather than deconstruction, was, Habermas argued, what was needed in order to safeguard the achievements of the Enlightenment.

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The Habermasian Public Sphereg since the late 1960s. As Alex Callinicos points out, Habermas himself formulated his defence of the Enlightenment principles of rationality, progress and eventual human emancipation in the context of growing political dissatisfaction with liberal democracy in Germany in the late 1960s.. It was, Ha

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Proletariats and Urban Intellectuals idealism of the French classes with the dull parochialism of their German counterparts.. For Marx, it was the lack of ambition and passion on the part of all the German classes that prevented them from sharing the drama of class struggle that was evident in France, where: