Ontology of Social Being was the last major work of this thinker, though the last to be translated into English was Tailism and the Dialectic.
This thinker argued that glorifying illegal activities reinforces the autonomy of the state and is therefore counter-revolutionary in a chapter titled Legality and Illegality. Ontology of Social Being was the last major work of this thinker, though the last to be translated into English was Tailism and the Dialectic. The question "Kafka or Thomas Mann?" titles an essay in which this person praises the realism of Thomas Mann, and this person criticized modernist literature for failing to show the totality of capitalism. This person described Nietzsche as the "founder of Irrationalism" in a chapter of The Destruction of Reason. This thinker defined orthodoxy as adherence to methods of inquiry, rather than adherence to the results of past inquiries, and argued that capitalist art and literature should be allowed to naturally perish in a struggle against Marxist art and literature rather than be banned outright by Marxist regimes. For arguing that the Communist Party should disband and attempt to regain power by persuasion rather than force, this man was purged by Janos Kadar. For ten points, name this author of History and Class Consciousness, a 20th century Hungarian Marxist.
This thinker argued that glorifying illegal activities reinforces the autonomy of the state and is therefore counter-revolutionary in a chapter titled Legality and Illegality.
Gyorgy {Lukacs} [accept: {Georg Lukacs}, {George Lukacs}]