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80 Ideology and Utopia
arises: wl:!!~h~ci~!,"~~d'point vis-a-vi~ .. of ~~~_~e
best chance for reaching an' optimum ortrUth? In any case,
at- ihIs-StagetlieViiil hope of discovermg-inith in a form
which is independent of an historically and socially determined
set of meanings will have to be given up. The
problem is by no means solved when we have arrived at
this conclusion, but we are, at least, in a better position to
state the actual problems which arise in a more unrestricted
manner. In the following we have to distinguish ~wo tIE.es
of.~PP!-()~~_.~Qj_q~()lQgic::~l ip.qui!'l aJ:i~i!lg_"!:l.p.~ th~Je\,~1 of
~e general-total conception ..of ideo.!ggy: \fi~ the approach
Characterized by f!~~gQiii,]ioiIi.Y_~.~.ti~d&!!~!!~ and,
lsewlld, , the epistemological and me!~hys!.~_~. ori~!!-!~.d
normative apE.r~.. For the time being we shall not raise
tlie-"quesuoilOI whether in the latter approach we are
dealing with relativism or relationism.
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