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Max Horkheimer - Long after Plato's time the concept...
Long after Plato's time the concept of the Ideas still represented the sphere of aloofness, independence, and in a certain sense even freedom, an objectivity that did not submit to ‘our' interests. (Max Horkheimer)

Long after Plato's time the concept of the Ideas still represented the sphere of aloofness, independence, and in a certain sense even freedom, an objectivity that did not submit to ‘our' interests.

Max Horkheimer

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