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Author: Professor Timothy Bewes ,
Dr Timothy Hall
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint: Bloomsbury Academic USA
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.30cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.358kg
ISBN: 9781441164674
ISBN 10: 1441164677
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 01 November 2012
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Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
Materialist and formalist, realist and utopian, ontological and prophetic, militant and rebel, Gyorgy Lukacs remains a disturbing oxymoron to be interpreted - therefore transformed. In truly dialectical and dialogical manner, this books succeeds in doing just that, burying the verdicts of obsolescence, illuminating the ambivalences, and making again of the principle of totality which traverses the philosopher's writings a category for radically overturning an alienated society. -- Etienne Balibar, author (with Louis Althusser) of Reading Capital Reviewed in Radical Philosophy 171.
Materialist and formalist, realist and utopian, ontological and prophetic, militant and rebel, Gyorgy Lukacs remains a disturbing oxymoron to be interpreted - therefore transformed. In truly dialectical and dialogical manner, this books succeeds in doing just that, burying the verdicts of obsolescence, illuminating the ambivalences, and making again of the principle of totality which traverses the philosopher's writings a category for radically overturning an alienated society. -- Etienne Balibar, Author (With Louis Althusser) Of Reading Capital Reviewed in Radical Philosophy 171.
Materialist and formalist, realist and utopian, ontological and prophetic, militant and rebel, Gy rgy Lukacs remains a disturbing oxymoron to be interpreted - therefore transformed. In truly dialectical and dialogical manner, this books succeeds in doing just that, burying the verdicts of obsolescence, illuminating the ambivalences, and making again of the principle of totality which traverses the philosopher's writings a category for radically overturning an alienated society. -- Etienne Balibar, author (with Louis Althusser) of Reading Capital Reviewed in Radical Philosophy 171.
Materialist and formalist, realist and utopian, ontological and prophetic, militant and rebel, György Lukacs remains a disturbing oxymoron to be interpreted - therefore transformed. In truly dialectical and dialogical manner, this books succeeds in doing just that, burying the verdicts of obsolescence, illuminating the ambivalences, and making again of the ""principle of totality"" which traverses the philosopher's writings a category for radically overturning an alienated society. -- Etienne Balibar, author (with Louis Althusser) of Reading Capital Reviewed in Radical Philosophy 171.
"Materialist and formalist, realist and utopian, ontological and prophetic, militant and rebel, György Lukacs remains a disturbing oxymoron to be interpreted - therefore transformed. In truly dialectical and dialogical manner, this books succeeds in doing just that, burying the verdicts of obsolescence, illuminating the ambivalences, and making again of the ""principle of totality"" which traverses the philosopher's writings a category for radically overturning an alienated society. -- Etienne Balibar, author (with Louis Althusser) of Reading Capital Reviewed in Radical Philosophy 171."
Author Information
Timothy Hall is Senior Lecturer in the Department of International Politics at the University of East London, UK. He is co-author of The Modern State: theories and ideologies (Edinburgh University Press, 2007).
