Titlebook: Georg Lukács’ Marxism Alienation, Dialectics, Revolution; A Study in Utopia an Victor Zitta Book 1964 Springer Science+Business Media Dordr

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From Self-Estrangement to Restratificationant Marxists (with Lenin and Antonio Gramsci) to claim that authentic Marxism is elitist; but, he surpasses all in his bluntness. Lukács’ theory of the proletarian ruling class is on one hand an enlargement on his own early views about the “hero” — the gnostic activist — in whom essence comes to lif

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Lukács’ Theory of the Revolution and the Institution: From Human Heteronomy to Inhuman Autonomyals certain hitherto little noticed features of Marxian Communism. Lukács defines the revolution, and the organization which is to realize it, in a peculiar manner. This peculiarity is not due to the unorthodoxy of his views, to their departure from what the Marxian texts demand; rather it is connec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6717-8eu. Among young Lukács’ writings one essay in particular keynotes the dominant traits of his personality, his outlook, and is a characteristic of his times. Lukács’ ?Platonism, Poetry, and the Forms“ is the first essay in his book . (1911). It discusses more explicitly the nature of his position the

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Matthias Meyer,Tim Schlotthauercher at Berlin, mentions him as a visitor to their home in a letter to the famous essayist Paul Ernst, who as a youth had corresponded with Friedrich Engels. She mentions in her letter that “Herr von Lukács” spoke to her about an article on Shakespeare..

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Eleventh International Seaweed Symposiumfly into his times. They were times designed to intensify rather than dispel his illusions and delusions. Among numerous European countries which at the end of World War I were in turmoil and political upheaval, Hungary in particular opened up irresistible revolutionary opportunities to any man with