From luther to popper / Transleted by Joris De Bres

By:

"Marcuse, Herbert"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Verso; 1972Description: 227pISBN:

860917819

Subject(s):

Historical Materialism

DDC classification:

190 MAR

Summary: This is the first paperback edition of what is now recognized as Marcuse's most important collection of writings on philosophy. He analyses and attacks some of the main intellectual currents of European thought from the Reformation to the Cold War. Ina survey that includes Luther, Calvin, Kant, Burke, Hegel and Bergson, he shows how certain elements in their very different systems. The book also cotains Marcuse's famous response to Karl Popper's Poverty of Historicism, and his critique of Sartre.

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This is the first paperback edition of what is now recognized as Marcuse's most important collection of writings on philosophy. He analyses and attacks some of the main intellectual currents of European thought from the Reformation to the Cold War. Ina survey that includes Luther, Calvin, Kant, Burke, Hegel and Bergson, he shows how certain elements in their very different systems. The book also cotains Marcuse's famous response to Karl Popper's Poverty of Historicism, and his critique of Sartre.

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