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- Creator
- Herbert Marcuse; edited by Richard Wolin and John Abromeit
- Original publication
- 2005 collection; inspected original essays 1928/1932 and interview 1977
- Type
- Book
Editions and holdings
- University of Nebraska Press, 2005 English collection · University of Nebraska Press, 2005 English collection
Locator details
- Reference ID
- EDN-000283
Complete existing research record
The 1928 essay defines Marxism as revolutionary theory linked to action. The 1932 essay reads Marx's 1844 manuscripts through alienated labor and communist revolution while criticizing mere universal compulsory labor/property. The 1977 interview retrospectively explains Marcuse's 1927 reading of Heidegger and attempted combination with Marxism. Chapter authorship and translation credits are distinguished from editors' introductions.