The Rebel. L Homme R Evolt E.

ISBN: NI018193
Author: Albert Camus.
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Here the author describes how the theories of philosophers have been used by political leaders wiyh disastrous effect. He goes on to trace the ideas originating in Rousseau and Sade which became political in the French Revolution, and those of Hegel, Stirner, Nietzsche, Dostoievsky and Marx.

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H/B + D/J 1953 1st Edition Hamish Hamilton, pgs 273. Size 22.5h x 14.5w cms. D/J has shelf wear to top edges. Boards covered in Light Red cloth with Gilt on the spine. Excellent condition.

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