Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)

Summary

Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris) is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris) authored Louis Althusser^[2].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris) authored Nikos Poulantzas^[3].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris) authored Robert Paris^[4].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation^[5].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s publisher is recorded as Nolit^[6].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s OCLC number is recorded as 438693026^[7].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s place of publication is recorded as Belgrade^[8].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s language of work or name is recorded as Serbo-Croatian^[9].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s has part is recorded as Q94243343^[10].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s has part is recorded as Q94255782^[11].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s publication date is recorded as +1971-00-00T00:00:00Z^[12].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s edition or translation of is recorded as For Marx^[13].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s translator is recorded as Q94245246^[14].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+288'}^[15].
• Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s title is recorded as Za Marksa^[16].

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Authorship and Creation

Authored works include Louis Althusser^[2], a philosopher^[17], 1918–1990^[18], of France^[19], specialised in political philosophy^[20]; Nikos Poulantzas^[3], a philosopher^[21], 1936–1979^[22], of France^[23], specialised in philosophy^[24]; and Robert Paris^[4], a historian^[25], b. 1937^[26]. Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s publisher is recorded as Nolit^[6].

Publication

Za Marksa (Serbo-Croatian edition of "For Marx" from 1971 + translation of papers of Nicos Poultanzs and Robert Paris)'s publication date is recorded as +1971-00-00T00:00:00Z^[12]. Its place of publication is recorded as Belgrade^[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Serbo-Croatian^[9].