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On the other hand, we must by no means understand this as if his sensuality were blind; instinctively he knows how to discriminate, and above all, he idealises.
By having this utopian socialist figure at the narrative and affective heart of the film, the film idealises her perspective and thus necessarily sympathises with her.
Interestingly, Karl Marx stressed this function of a flee press, even though he characteristically used more romantic terms that betray a frighteningly organic view of society: The free press is the ubiquitous vigilant eye of a people's soul, the embodiment of a people's faith in itself, the eloquent link that connects the individual with the state and the world, the embodied culture that transforms material struggles into intellectual struggles and idealises their crude material form.
 
 
 
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