History and Class Consciousness¶
Lukács, G. (1923). History and Class Consciousness: Studies in Marxist Dialectics. MIT Press.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Cultural Hegemony
- This section delineates hegemony from neighboring concepts as developed across the Marxist and post-Marxist tradition (Lukács, 1923; Adorno & Horkheimer, 1944).
This sourceDevelops reification and false consciousness, the immediate Marxist context against which Gramsci articulated hegemony.
- This section delineates hegemony from neighboring concepts as developed across the Marxist and post-Marxist tradition (Lukács, 1923; Adorno & Horkheimer, 1944).
- Reification
- The prime absorbs at least a dozen field-specific terms — commodity fetishism, hypostatization, misplaced concreteness, theme reification, category essentialism, map-territory confusion
This sourceTranslated by Rodney Livingstone. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1971 [1923]. Develops reification (Verdinglichung) and commodity fetishism as the treatment of social relations as thing-like objects.
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Lukacs ties reification to commodity fetishism, but names none of the other terms in the list and does not describe a prime that absorbs a dozen field-specific terms.
“the problems growing out of the fetish character of commodities”
- The prime absorbs at least a dozen field-specific terms — commodity fetishism, hypostatization, misplaced concreteness, theme reification, category essentialism, map-territory confusion
Domain-specific¶
- Dialectics
- Marx's historical projections — the inevitable proletarian revolution, the transition to a classless society — have largely failed to materialize in the way he predicted.
This sourceRe-emphasizes Hegelian dialectics and totality within Marxism and argues commitment to Marxism survives even if Marx's specific predictions failed; supports the historical-inevitability-vs-contingency tension (206).
- Marx's historical projections — the inevitable proletarian revolution, the transition to a classless society — have largely failed to materialize in the way he predicted.
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