Dick Howard – Karl Klare. The Unknown Dimension. European Marxism since Lenin.

Contents

I – Introduction

1 – The Critique of Everyday Life, the New Left, and the Unrecognizable Marxism / Karl E. Klare

2 – The Historical Context / Dick Howard

II – The Russian Success and the Decline of Proletarian Revolution in the West

3 – Georg Lukács: The Search for a Revolutionary Subject / Andrew Arato

4 – Ernst Bloch: The Dialectics of Hope / David Gross

5 – Karl Korsch’s “Marxism and Philosophy” / Milialy Vajda

6 – Antonio Gramsci: The Subjective Revolution / Romano Giachetti

7 – Left-Wing Communism: The Reply to Lenin / Stanley Aronowitz

III – The Interregnum

8 – The Marxism of Wilhelm Reich: The Social Function of Sexual Repression / Bertell Ollman

9 – The Frankfurt School and the Genesis of Critical Theory / Martin Jay

10 – Walter Benjamin: Commodity Fetishism, the Modern, and the Experience of History / Shierry M. Weber

11 – The Dialectic of Theory and Practice in the Age of Technological Rationality: Herbert Marcuse and Jürgen Habermas / Jeremy J. Shapiro

IV – The Post-War Response and New Beginnings

12 – Sartre’s Contribution to Marxism / Jean-Claude Girardin

13 – Henri Lefebvre and Contemporary Interpretations of Marx / Alfred Schmidt

14 – The “Scientific Dialectics” of Galvano Della Volpe / Mario Montano

15 – Louis Althusser and the Struggle for Marxism / Robin Blackburn – Gareth Stedman Jones

16 – New Situation, New Strategy: Serge Mallet and André Gorz / Dick Howard