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Reason and Revolution: Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory

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Creator
Herbert Marcuse
Original publication
1941
Type
Book

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  • Archived English EPUB/MIA transcription identified with Ark Paperbacks 1964 edition; original 1941 preface and argument inspected · Archived English EPUB/MIA transcription identified with Ark Paperbacks 1964 edition; original 1941 preface and argument inspected
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    EDN-000288
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Marcuse presents Hegel's critical philosophy as hostile to fascism and traces its connection with Marx. The March 1941 preface identifies his affiliation with the Institute of Social Research at Columbia and describes presentation for an American and English public. It does not establish his initial appointment date or demonstrate public reception.

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  1. Marcuse signs the March 1941 preface to Reason and Revolution with the Institute of Social Research, Columbia University, New York.

    supports · Original preface signed March 1941; PartII introduction From Philosophy to Social Theory; EPUB index_split_014.html and index_split_021.html

    The original dated author signature block names Institute and Columbia.