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AUTUMN 1972 IN MEMORIAM GYÖRGY LUKÁCS
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This Special Number | The Editor | 3 |
FIRST PUBLICATIONS IN ENGLISH BY GYÖRGY LUKÁCS | ||
Labour as a Model
of Social Practice (a chapter from the posthumous “Ontology of Social Existence,” 1971) |
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Preface to the volume “Art and Society,” 1967 | 44 | |
The Philosophy of Art (from “Heidelberg Aesthetics,” 1912 ‑14) | 57 | |
Letters to Paul Ernst, 1911 ‑ 1926 | 88 | |
On Futurology, 1970 | 100 | |
LUKÁCS’S LIFE IN PICTURES (27 photographs) |
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APPRECIATIONS AND REMINISCENCES | ||
Generations (poem, translated by William Jay Smith) | István Eörsi | 107 |
Lukács and Hungarian Culture | Ferenc Tőkei | 108 |
Notes from a Diary (1911 ‑ 1921) | Béla Balázs | 123 |
The Aesthetics of the Young Lukács | Lucien Goldmann | 129 |
Lukács in the American University | Gerald Graff | 136 |
The Lukács I Knew | Árpád Kadarkay | 144 |
The Champion of Dethroned Reason | Bence Szabolcsi | 149 |
Reminiscences of Lukács | Tibor Déry | 150 |
On Charon’s Ferry | Gyula Illyés | 154 |
The Moral Mission of the Philosopher | Ágnes Heller | 156 |
Hungary—the Economic Situation and Development | Rezső Nyers | 168 |
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All‑European Economic Cooperation | József Bognár | 176 |
Post‑Peasants and Pre‑Citizens (part II) | István Márkus | 185 |
Poems (translated by Edwin Morgan and Daniel Hoffman) |
István Jánosy | 196 |
Dezső Tandori | 198 | |
BOOKS AND AUTHORS | ||
Whose Hippie World? (two novels) | László Varga | 201 |
ARTS | ||
József Egry Retrospective | Lajos Németh | 205 |
MUSICAL LIFE | ||
The Kodály Method | Mária Feuer | 208 |
THEATRE AND FILM | ||
Politics and Morality on the Stage | Judit Szántó | 214 |
Jancsó’s “Red Psalm” | Zoltan Hegedüs | 219 |
OUR CONTRIBUTORS | 223 | |
This issue went to press on
May 10th, 1972 |
SOURCE: The New Hungarian Quarterly, no. 47 (vol. 13, Autumn 1972).
See also:
György Lukács, Art and Society, Mediations: Journal of the Marxist Literary Group, Volume 29, No. 2, Spring 2016 (Lukács 2016).
György Lukács, Art as Misunderstanding, Mediations: Journal of the Marxist Literary Group, Volume 29, No. 2, Spring 2016 (Lukács 2016).
This is the Heidelberg Aesthetics", in NHQ titled The Philosophy of Art. There are some nonessential differences in the Mediations version: formatting, omission of a few German quotes (English translations only), some differences in translated quotes, some differently translated Lukács passages.
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by Ivan Sanders
Witold Gombrowicz vs Lucien Goldmann
Georg Lukács The Destruction of Reason: Selected Bibliography
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