Ecology and Revolution: Herbert Marcuse and the Challenge of a New World System Today

Author:   Charles Reitz
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
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Pages:   194
Publication Date:   24 October 2018
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Ecology and Revolution: Herbert Marcuse and the Challenge of a New World System Today


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Author:   Charles Reitz
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.263kg
ISBN:  

9781138341876


ISBN 10:   1138341878
Pages:   194
Publication Date:   24 October 2018
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

"Acknowledgements. Introduction: Working with a ""New"" Marcuse. Ch. 1 The Necessity of a New World System Today: Racial Equality, Women’s Equality, Liberation of Labor, Restoration of Nature, Leisure, Abundance, and Peace. Ch. 2 The Trajectory of Marcuse’s Philosophy. Ch. 3 The Activist Political Legacy of One-Dimensional Man. Ch. 4 A Foundation for Ethics in Commonwealth Labor. Ch. 5 Dialectics Rising: Science, Philosophy, Marxism, Marcuse. Ch. 6 What Makes Critical Theory Critical? Reclaiming the Critique of Commodity Fetishism. Chapter 7. Ecology and Revolution. Index."

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Charles Reitz is without question one of the most important interpreters of the work of Marcuse writing today, as well as one of the key contemporary philosophers of praxis. His most recent work only underscores this assessment. A brilliant and timely work! Peter McLaren, Chapman University As we hurdle towards planetary destruction, Reitz provides a revolutionary alternative to global financial capitalism. Building upon the work of Marcuse and Marx, a GreenCommonWealth outlines how we can and must challenge structural oppression through a praxis oriented towards solidarity within a communal humanity. Sarah Surak, Salisbury University


Marcuse’s critical theory is as large as the world he was mapping. No one has navigated Marcuse’s oeuvre with greater care and precision than Charles Reitz, who is not only the most accomplished translator of Marcuse’s German works into English but also the most accessible teacher of Marcuse’s radical contributions to contemporary theory. Inspired by the persistence of the Great Refusal and by what Marcuse called ""revolutionary ecological liberation,"" Reitz maintains the necessity of settling for nothing less than human freedom. Andrew T. Lamas, University of Pennsylvania Charles Reitz is without question one of the most important interpreters of the work of Marcuse writing today, as well as one of the key contemporary philosophers of praxis. His most recent work only underscores this assessment. A brilliant and timely work! Peter McLaren, Chapman University As we hurtle towards planetary destruction, Reitz provides a revolutionary alternative to global financial capitalism. Building upon the work of Marcuse and Marx, a GreenCommonWealth outlines how we can and must challenge structural oppression through a praxis oriented towards solidarity within a communal humanity. Sarah Surak, Salisbury University


Marcuse's critical theory is as large as the world he was mapping. No one has navigated Marcuse's oeuvre with greater care and precision than Charles Reitz, who is not only the most accomplished translator of Marcuse's German works into English but also the most accessible teacher of Marcuse's radical contributions to contemporary theory. Inspired by the persistence of the Great Refusal and by what Marcuse called revolutionary ecological liberation, Reitz maintains the necessity of settling for nothing less than human freedom. Andrew T. Lamas, University of Pennsylvania Charles Reitz is without question one of the most important interpreters of the work of Marcuse writing today, as well as one of the key contemporary philosophers of praxis. His most recent work only underscores this assessment. A brilliant and timely work! Peter McLaren, Chapman University As we hurtle towards planetary destruction, Reitz provides a revolutionary alternative to global financial capitalism. Building upon the work of Marcuse and Marx, a GreenCommonWealth outlines how we can and must challenge structural oppression through a praxis oriented towards solidarity within a communal humanity. Sarah Surak, Salisbury University


Author Information

Charles Reitz is the author of Philosophy & Critical Pedagogy: Insurrection & Commonwealth (2016); editor of Crisis and Commonwealth: Marcuse, Marx, McLaren (2015); and author of Art, Alienation and the Humanities: A Critical Engagement with Herbert Marcuse (2000). He served for several years on the Board of Directors of the International Herbert Marcuse Society.

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