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082			_a305.5 Oss
100			_aOssowski, Stanislaw
245		0	_aClass structure in the social consciousness
260			_aLondon
260			_bRoutledge and Kegan Paul.
260			_c1963
300			_a202p.
520			_aThe book reflects in various respects the conditions prevailing in the country in which it was written. Sometimes this affects the manner in which problems are presented. At other times it may emerge in certain relaxions or allusions or in the citing of instances which are of particular importance for the situation that prevailed in Poland before October 1956. For instance the reference in the introduction to the coincidence between the entirely independent views of Prus and Engels, which an English-speaking reader may regard as unessential, was in reaction to the view propagated in Eastern Europe about the absolute contrast between the Marxist classics and positivistic 'bourgeois' thought.
650			_aSociology.
700			_aPatterson, Sheila(Tr.)
942			_cB _2ddc