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Edward W. Said (1935-2003) and his Orientalizm

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Rethinking the Hungarian Revolution: Industrial Workers, the Disintegration and Reconstruction of Socialism, 1953-1958

Almost each social group has its own myth about 1956. By using archive sources, the author attempts revealing social roots of the revolution and showing reasons why working masses turned against the policy of the regime. The merit of the study is analysing the internal structure of the working class and showing that different reasons … Continue reading Rethinking the Hungarian Revolution: Industrial Workers, the Disintegration and Reconstruction of Socialism, 1953-1958 →

Implosion of the European System

The institutional system, legislation and subsidy system of the EU serve first of all the purpose of maintaining the full power of West-European monopolies, thus also their monopoly profits vs. interests of national states and workers of the centre and periphery in Europe. The crisis of the eurozone has smashed illusions about the EU and … Continue reading Implosion of the European System →

Lukacs and Marx

Western philosophical literature presents Lukacs as „an authentic follower" of Karl Marx. The paper tests this hypothesis by comparing the conceptual frameworks of the two authors, and focusing on categories like labour, production and society. Related Articles Labour History Beyond Borders Elements of philosophical antropology in late works of Lukacs On Francis Wheen: Karl Marx

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