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Negativity and democracy in critical theory: dialectics from karl marx to open marxism

By Vasilis , Grollios

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Publisher
Taylor and Francis;Routledge
Year
2016
ISBN
9781138886469, 9781315714844, 1138886467
Language
english
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EPUB
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2 MB (2081360 bytes)
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2020-07-26 19:24:52

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ContentsForewordWerner BonefeldAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Marx and Engels's Critique of Democracy:The Materialist Character of their Concept of AutonomyChapter 2: Dialectics and the Transition to Socialism in Late F. Engels's Philosophy of History: Freeing Marx from the `Withering Away of the State' theoryChapter 3: Max Horkheimer's Dialectics Rehabilitated: How Horkheimer's `Open Marxism' Cracks CapitalismChapter 4: Dialectics and Democracy in Georg Lukacs' MarxismChapter 5: False Social Totality and the Ineffable Integrity in T. Adorno's Negative Dialectics: The Critical Theorist and the Challenges of the 21st CenturyChapter 6: Determinate Negation of the One-dimensional Society: How Herbert Marcuse's Great Refusal Cracks CapitalismChapter 7: Finding Hope in the Nihilism of Bourgeois Life. Ernst Bloch's Open Marxism ReconsideredChapter 8: The Descendants of Negative Dialectics. Dialectics and Democracy in Open Marxism

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