Reason And Revolution by Herbert Marcuse
Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory
This seminal work delves into the evolution of critical theory, tracing its roots from the philosophical ideas of Hegel and Marx to its application in modern society. It explores the dialectical method as a tool for understanding and critiquing social structures, emphasizing the role of reason in achieving human emancipation. By dissecting the interplay between rationality and authority, the text highlights the potential for revolutionary change through critical thought, challenging prevailing ideologies and advocating for a society grounded in freedom and justice.
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- 1941
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- 300-400
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