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A literary criticism for the book "The Great Demarcation" by Rafe Blaufarb is presented, which explores the dissociation between the public and private spheres that occurred during the French Revolution and the invention of modern property. It mentions that Blaufarb argues that this epochal process was consummated by imposing full ownership as the legitimate juridical form and examines the transformations of private law, particularly property law and state sovereignty.