The Lukács's self-criticism of his youthful works
The subjective factor and the revolutionary process
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2238-037X.2019.9834Keywords:
Young Lukacs, History and Class Consciousness, Subjectivity and revolutionAbstract
A theme still untreated in a proper manner is the self-criticism carried out by the Hungarian philosopher GyörgyLukács to his book History and Class Consciousness. By criticizing his most influential work, Lukacs locates in his mistakes of the past the same erratic traits that prevail in the philosophical thought of his time, making the critique of his youthful thought the mainstay for the refutation of the deviations of Marxism itself and of the so-called contemporary critical theories. The article seeks to bring to light important elements of Lukács' late considerations on the problem of the relation between the subjective role in revolutionary processes.
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