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    Herbert Marcuse was a prominent philosopher who advocated for radical social change, but his comfortable lifestyle in California contradicted his radical views. While Marcuse called for revolution against advanced industrial societies, he himself lived comfortably in America and enjoyed its consumer culture, representing a contradiction between his philosophical rhetoric and personal circumstances.

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    Herbert Marcuse was a prominent philosopher who advocated for radical social change, but his comfortable lifestyle in California contradicted his radical views. While Marcuse called for revolution against advanced industrial societies, he himself lived comfortably in America and enjoyed its consumer culture, representing a contradiction between his philosophical rhetoric and personal circumstances.

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    Herbert Marcuse was a prominent philosopher who advocated for radical social change, but his comfortable lifestyle in California contradicted his radical views. While Marcuse called for revolution against advanced industrial societies, he himself lived comfortably in America and enjoyed its consumer culture, representing a contradiction between his philosophical rhetoric and personal circumstances.

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    The Marcuse Contradiction

    JACK MCCLURG
    Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); Jul 23, 1968;
    ProQuest Historical Newspapers Los Angeles Times (1881 - 1987)
    pg. A4

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