Culture and Meaningful Life in the Work of György Lukács

Released: Replika 119–120, 263–291.

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Professions and Autonomy
- Márkus Keller
- Zsuzsanna Kiss
The Autonomy of Professions
- Hannes Siegrist
Professional Autonomy in Modern Society, Academics and Culture. Introduc-tion
- Randall Collins
Market Closure and the Conflict Theory of the Professions
- Viktor Tátrai
The Concept of Closure in the English-speaking and the Hungarian sociology
- Viktor Papp
Culture of Complaint and the Pursuit of Self-Determination
- Márkus Keller
According to their own laws?
- Gergely Magos
White Lab Coats and the Chemist-on-Wheels: the Sovietisation of Hungarian Pharmacy
Linguistic Ethnography and Anthropology
„Peccsdzsem maszlinás borkányban”
- Csanád Bodó
Linguistic Ethnography and Anthropology: An Introduction
- Asif Agha
Voice, footing, enregisterment
- Susan Gal
Registers in Circulation: The Social Organization of Interdiscursivity
- Jan Blommaert
- Ben Rampton
Language and Superdiversity
- Teri Silvio
Animation: the New Performace?
- Don Kulick
The Problem of Speaking for Others Redux: Insistence on Disclosure and the Ethics of Engagement
Culture and Meaningful Life in the Work of György Lukács
- Ferenc Tallár
Lukács and the Life-Immanence of Meaning

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