2008
DOI: 10.3917/puf.aron.2008.02
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“…We had repudiated pluralist realism only to find it again among the fascists … ] Aron would later repay Sartre the dubious compliment of associating his thought with fascism in Histoire et dialectique de la violence, his own critical analysis of the Critique. 45 Sartre's distinctive use of the term 'positivism' in the Critique is especially revealing in terms of the negative influence of Aron on the book. In many places his application of this term does not deviate from its commonly accepted signification within the discourse of German and French anti-positivism from before the war.…”
Section: Questions De Méthode and The Critique De La Raison Dialectiquementioning
confidence: 97%
“…We had repudiated pluralist realism only to find it again among the fascists … ] Aron would later repay Sartre the dubious compliment of associating his thought with fascism in Histoire et dialectique de la violence, his own critical analysis of the Critique. 45 Sartre's distinctive use of the term 'positivism' in the Critique is especially revealing in terms of the negative influence of Aron on the book. In many places his application of this term does not deviate from its commonly accepted signification within the discourse of German and French anti-positivism from before the war.…”
Section: Questions De Méthode and The Critique De La Raison Dialectiquementioning
confidence: 97%
“…1 Satz 2 UrhG neugefassten Schutzbereichsgrenze sinngemäß anzuwenden sein.75 Vgl. u. a. Bloom 1975;Genette 1982;Pfister 1985;Aron 2008.76 Loewenheim/Leistner in: Schricker/Loewenheim 6 2020, § 2 UrhG, Rn. 93.77 Das sah offenbar das U.S. Bundesgericht für den Central District von Kalifornien anders in seiner Entscheidung über die Ansprüche der Rechtsnachfolger des 1984 verstorbenen Sängers und Bandleaders Marvin Gaye gegen den Pop-Produzenten Pharell Williams wegen behaupteter Ähnlichkeiten zwischen dem Robin-Thicke-Hit "Blurred Lines" (2013) und einigen klassischen Soul-Stücken von Marvin Gaye (Williams v. Bridgeport Music Inc., U.S. Federal District Court, C.D.…”
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