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On Peter Szigeti: The attraction of reality

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Elements of philosophical antropology in late works of Lukacs

In late works of Lukács the previous class determined individual was replaced by the individual human independent from social determination. The polemic between Lukács and Sartre played a major role in the evolution of this new Lukácsian approach. Related Articles The low of value in the works of Marx and Lukács The old Lukacs and … Continue reading Elements of philosophical antropology in late works of Lukacs →

Environmental ethics and “turbo-capitalism”

The author describes in detail the ecological limits to today's capitalism and defends a position which would put the harmonious co-existence of human beings and nature in the place of the profit-oriented dualism of production and consumption. The claim arising from this logically is that we need to revise radically the interpretation of our concept … Continue reading Environmental ethics and “turbo-capitalism” →

The Long Twentieth Century and Barriers to China’s Hegemonic Succession

By examining the systemic contradictions of present day capitalism, Giovanni Arrighi came up with a provocative hypothesis, namely no state could became globally hegemonic after the demise of the hegemony of the US, thus the further operation of global capitalism can be questioned. However, he later he forecast that China will be the next hegemonic … Continue reading The Long Twentieth Century and Barriers to China’s Hegemonic Succession →

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