Marcuse, H. (2019) Between Phenomenology and Marxism. Philosophical writings
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Herbert Marcuse's book Between Phenomenology and Marxism. Philosophical Writings 1928-1933 (2019) meets the demand of the author's readers from Latin America and Spanish-speaking readers in general to have a definitive edition of his youthful works. Marcuse had come to us as one of the main representatives of the so-called heterodox Marxism of the 20th century. To his name, we had mainly associated the project of the Frankfurt School and the constitution of a critical theory of society; the rise of the protest social movements of the generation of '68, the founding of a new international left, as well as the theoretical analysis on the domination of needs and desires in advanced industrial societies; the attempts to think about the revolutionary class beyond the industrial proletariat and an original proposal for reading the historical-social structure developed by Marx in conjunction with the historical-subjective one developed by Freud. Works such as Reason and Revolution (published in 1941) and Soviet Marxism (1958) laid the foundations for a new interpretation of the dialectic of Hegel and Marx and the denunciation of the sclerotized forms of Marxism in the ideological guidelines of the Soviet Union.
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