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It is through knowledge that the proletarian liberates himself and begins actively superseding his condition.

— Henri Lefebvre

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Everything great and splendid is founded on power and wealth.

The 'meaning' of life is not to be found in anything other than that life itself.

Change life! 'Change society!' These precepts mean nothing without the production of an appropriate space. … new social relationships call for a new space, and vice versa.

The method of Marx and Engels consists precisely in a search for the link which exists between what men think, desire, say and believe for themselves and what they are, what they do.

There is nothing more unbearable than the intellectual who believes himself to be free and human, while in every action, gesture, word and thought he shows that he has never stepped beyond bourgeois consciousness.

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