Lukacs

Lukacs

• Old Gods, New Enigmas: Marx’s Lost Theory - book review

  

  Mike Davis punctures many myths about Marx and shows how important the history of working-class struggle remains for today, finds Dominic Alexander

• Lukács, alienation and class consciousness - video

  

  The work of Hungarian Marxist Georg Lukács, who developed one of the most powerful critiques of capitalist ideology, is introduced by Chris Nineham

• Resisting the erasure of the legacy of Georg Lukács

  

  Right-wing governments can destroy statues, but to destroy the memory and the intellectual legacy of Lukács is impossible - Anita Zsurzsan reports from The Legacy of Georg Lukács: An International Conference

• Georg Lukacs and the actuality of revolution

  

  Hungarian Marxist Georg Lukacs is under attack. We repost a talk given by Chris Nineham at the recent conference in Budapest to defend him  

• Transforming the past: Walter Scott and the historical novel

  

  Chris Bambery celebrates the novels of Walter Scott, which provide a unique insight into the emergence of the modern world 

• Corbyn: momentum meets vertigo

  

  The ideas of the great Hungarian Marxist Georg Lukács offer insights into Labour‘s recent quandaries, finds David Moyles

• Keep Lukács' work alive

  

  Hungarian writer and revolutionary Georg Lukács contribution to Marxist philosophy was unparalleled. His archives must be kept open and his work remembered

• Revolution in the 21st century

  

  Comedian Russell Brand’s recent Newsnight interview has prompted discussion about revolution and social change. What is a revolution, and is it possible for us today?

• Lukacs after Leninism

  

  Georg Lukacs was arguably the most important Marxist political philosopher since Marx. His theoretical work is a vital reference point in the 20th century revolutionary tradition