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225 0 $aSocial and critical theory,$x1572-459X ;$vVOLUME 23
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aFront Matter -- Copyright page -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- The Early Budapest School and the Critique of Alienation -- ?Back to Marx!? -- György Márkus: From the Critique of Production to The Philosophy of Culture -- Márkus Contra Marx: Production, Economy and the Problem of Historical Teleology -- Marxism, Modernity and the Dynamics of Culture -- Agnes Heller and Ferenc Fehér: Reflexive Stages in a Post-Marxist Radicalism -- Towards a New Form of Historical Consciousness -- Multidimensional Modernity -- Contingency, Choice and Dissatisfaction -- Conclusion -- Back Matter -- Bibliography -- Index.
330   $aThe Budapest School: Beyond Marxism represents the first systematic and comprehensive study of the post-Marxist writings of the Budapest School to be published in English. The School itself has long been known in English-speaking circles for its neo-Marxist critique of the now-defunct Soviet system. The Budapest School: Beyond Marxism enriches this understanding by situating the confrontation with ?actually existing socialism? as but one moment, however formative, within a much richer and much more theoretically relevant philosophical itinerary. From the early critique of alienation through to the contemporary critical theories of modernity, The Budapest School: Beyond Marxism charts the evolution of the School?s thinking with a specific emphasis on the themes of culture, critique, history and the contingency of modern subjectivity.
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