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Georg Lukács

    April 13, 1885 – June 4, 1971

    György Lukács was a Hungarian Marxist philosopher and literary critic, seminal in the development of Western Marxism. His work departed from Soviet ideological orthodoxy, exploring concepts such as reification and advancing Marxist theories on class consciousness. Lukács's literary criticism profoundly influenced understandings of realism and the novel as a genre. He was also a key philosopher of Leninism, formalizing vanguard-party revolution.

    Georg Lukács
    Essays on Thomas Mann
    History and class consciousness
    The Lukacs Reader
    Aesthetics and Politics
    The Destruction of Reason
    Writer and Critic