Marcuse:
"Herbert Marcuse (1898-1979) is known to many as a leading figure of 1960s counter-culture, and a 'Guru of the New Left'. However, the deeper philosophical background to Marcuse's thought is often forgotten, especially his significant engagement with German idealism, ancient phil...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Herbert Marcuse (1898-1979) is known to many as a leading figure of 1960s counter-culture, and a 'Guru of the New Left'. However, the deeper philosophical background to Marcuse's thought is often forgotten, especially his significant engagement with German idealism, ancient philosophy, and a broad spectrum of problems and issues from the philosophical tradition. This much-needed book introduces and assesses Marcuse's philosophy and is ideal for those coming to his work for the first time. Jacob McNulty covers the following topics: Marcuse's life and the background to his thought, including his formative period as a student of Husserl and Heidegger and as a philosopher in Horkheimer's institute Marcuse's recasting of metaphysics in light of Marxian and Freudian thought Marcuse and German idealism, especially the role of Kant and Hegel Marcuse's philosophy of human nature, his use of the late Freud's ideas of Eros and Thanatos Marcuse as a critic of state and monopoly capitalism Meaning, propaganda, and ideology: the political implications of language and also the centrality of free speech Marcuse's aesthetics Marcuse's legacy and his relationship to contemporary analytical philosophy (especially "analytic critical theory"). An outstanding and engaging introduction to a central figure in twentieth-century radical thought, Marcuse is essential reading for those in philosophy and related disciplines including political theory, sociology and media and communication studies"-- |
| Beschreibung: | XXII, 262 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9781032308722 9781032308746 |
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Contents Preface and acknowledgments xv List of abbreviationsxx Chronology One Life and thought 1. From Berlin to San Diego 2. Thematic overview: Marxism and philosophy Summary27 Notes29 Further reading31 xxi 1 1 18 Two Epistemology 32 1. "Going behind" the facts 35 2. The opening arguments of Hegel’s Phenomenology41 3. Idealism and conceptual realism 45 4. Forms of sensibility 53 5. Hegelian Marxism? 56
хи Contents 6. The critique of positivism 62 7. Objections and replies 66 Summary70 Notes71 Further reading72 Three Metaphysics73 1. Introduction: the problem of universals 73 2. Plato as critical theorist? 77 3. Marcuse’s Plato in question: MacIntyre's critique 84 4. Analytical philosophy 1: positivism86 5. Analytical philosophy 2:Russell and Whitehead 90 6. Universals andtheproductive forces92 Summary95 Notes95 Further reading96 Four Philosophy of science97 1. Introduction: Marcuse and technology 2. Dissolving matter in relations102 3. Structuralism and phenomenology: Piaget and Husserl 4. Re-enchanting nature? 5. The history of science 6. Realist rejoinders 7. From natural to social science Summary126 Notes Further reading Five Aesthetics 1. Form and content 97 108 114 116 119 122 127 128 129 131
Contents xiii 2. "Another sensibility" 138 3. Semblance and reification: Plato v. Marx 149 4. Base and superstructure: art in orthodox Marxism152 5. The 1960s counterculture 164 Summary 167 Notes 168 Further reading 168 Six Human nature 1. Freud and philosophy 2. Eros and Thanatos 3. Surplus repression: a Marxist critique of Freud 4. Evaluation 5. Conclusion: the fate of the doctrine Summary Notes Further reading 169 173 175 180 192 194 196 197 198 Seven Politics and society 1. Fascism and liberal capitalism 2. Liberal capitalism and Soviet communism 3. Speech, toleration, and the liberal tradition 4. Towards a socialist alternative Summary Notes Further reading 199 203 214 220 230 232 233 234 Eight Marcuse today 1. "Analytic critical theory” Summary Notes 235 237 244 245
XIV Contents Further reading 245 Glossary 247 Bibliography 252 Index 259 |
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