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The Social Theoretical Aspects of Georg Lukács’ Thought

Released: Replika 130, 5–120.

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The Social Theoretical Aspects of Georg Lukács’ Thought
- Boglárka Daradics
Introduction
- Boglárka Daradics
On the Interpretation of Benjamin by György Lukács
- Kristóf Fekete
Autonomy in the Balance
- Ákos Forczek
„The Point Where System and History Meet”
- András Kardos
The (Tragi)comedy of the Devil
- Péter Szigeti
The Importance of the Work of Lukacs to the Theory of Society, Politics and law – Looking
- János Weiss
The Erased Contexts
- Ákos Forczek
Lukács, the Lost Donkeys and Caravaggio
Redemption and Salvation
- Zalán-György Ilyés
Allegory and (self-)redemption
Lettriste Experimental Cinema and Situationism
- Mihály G. Horváth
The Realised Situation
Review
- Tamás Lóránd Zab
The Luxemburgist Apologetics of the Hungarian Soviet Republic
Legacy of the Frankfurt School (?)
- Max Horkheimer
Művészet és tömegkultúra

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