EBSEES: Tamás, Gaspar Mikos - The legacy of dissent: how civil society has been seduced by the cult of privacy

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ID	26280
Author(s)	Tamás, Gaspar Mikos
Title	The legacy of dissent: how civil society has been seduced by the cult of privacy
Published	Times Literary Supplement, 14 May, 1993, p. 14-16
Language(s)	eng
Annotation	Chairman of the main Hungarian opposition party, the Free Democrats, and Director of the Institute of Philosophy of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences reflects on the relations between dissidents and the wider society
Subjects	Eastern Europe / Dissent, Opposition [Browse all] Eastern Europe / Social Sciences, Sociology, Social Psychology, Social Conditions [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
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The legacy of dissent: how civil society has been seduced by the cult of privacy