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Herzen and James: Freedom as radical

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The similarities and differences between Herzen and James as humanist theoreticians are very interesting in view of the roles which they played in their respective countries. Radical freedom was important to the theories of each.

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    William J. Gavin

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Gavin, W.J. Herzen and James: Freedom as radical. Studies in Soviet Thought 14, 213–229 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01366543

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