Is Dialectics Applicable to Nature? : The Lukács Problem and the Critical Theory of Nature

P. 143-154

• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/281875

  ISSN: 2282-4863

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/281875
• In this issue

  • Preliminary Notes
  • Psyche and Society in Critical Theory and Contemporary Social Research : with Special Reference to Horkheimer/Adorno and Bourdieu
  • Reconstructive Critique : A Demonstration Encompassing Two Areas of Research
  • On Some Pathologies of Democracy : Authoritarianism, Prejudice, Populism : Towards a Critical Theory of Democracy?
  • The Right Extremist Identitarian Movement in Europe : A Critical Theory Analysis
  • Critical Theory and Political Epistemology : Six Theses on Untruth in Politics
  • Reason, Religion and the Crisis of Social Semantics : Habermas' Philosophy of Religion as a Guardrail for Derailing Modernity
  • Culture Industry Once Again Reconsidered : Adorno's Critique and Thereafter
  • Is Dialectics Applicable to Nature? : The Lukács Problem and the Critical Theory of Nature
  • Suffering at Work as Epistemological and Political Problem
  • Tasks for a Critical Theory of Democracy in Europe
  • Relire Adorno et Horkheimer après Axel Honneth? : l'actualité de la théorie critique francfortoise
  • Reconnaissance, conflit et servitude : perspectives lefortiennes sur la théorie de la reconnaissance
  • Eindimensionalität zwischen Homogenität und Heterogenität : Marcuse und Bataille