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I would like to publicly express my gratitude to Oxford World's Classics for publishing Carlyle's Past and Present this past summer, one of the highest profile publications of his political works in years. Thank you for not succumbing to academic censorship and suppressing Carlyle like the rest of the literary establishment. The fact that one of the most important figures of the 19th has been deliberately hidden from the public because he poses too great a threat to the liberal-capitalist system is absurd. No other social critic gets this kind of treatment -- not Marx or Nietzsche or Lenin. It's only Carlyle and Ruskin who have been carefully, intentionally ignored.

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Have you read this? If so how's the analysis on Carlyle?

>> No.22639391

Bump, awesome to see Carlyle published.

>> No.22639441

If you see menace and censorship in the market then I'm sorry anon but you are a fool. It is much simpler than that.
The market drives what is printed, and Carlyle is simply not read any more. There is very little demand for his books to be republished, and so they are not.