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Volume 60, Issue 1-2

June 2008

The Sociological Tradition of Hungarian Philosophy

Issue Editor:

Tamas Demeter

14 articles in this issue

The sociological tradition of Hungarian philosophy
Tamás Demeter
OriginalPaper 02 February 2008 Pages: 1 - 16
Anti-metaphysical reasoning and sociological approach: roads from nationalism to regionalism in the 19th–20th century Hungarian intellectual tradition
Gábor Gángó
OriginalPaper 01 February 2008 Pages: 17 - 30
The background scenery: “Official” Hungarian philosophy and the Lukács Circle at the turn of the century
László Perecz
OriginalPaper 01 February 2008 Pages: 31 - 43
For neoclassical tragedy: György Lukács’s drama book
Lee Congdon
OriginalPaper 06 February 2008 Pages: 45 - 54
György Lukács 1902–1918: His way to Marx
Ferenc L. Lendvai
OriginalPaper 09 February 2008 Pages: 55 - 73
The safe haven of a new classicism: the quest for a new aesthetics in Hungary 1904–1912
Éva Forgács
OriginalPaper 07 May 2008 Pages: 75 - 95
Soul–life–knowledge: The young Mannheim’s way to sociology
András Karácsony
OriginalPaper 18 March 2008 Pages: 97 - 111
Lakatos’ philosophical work in Hungary
Gábor Kutrovátz
OriginalPaper 01 February 2008 Pages: 113 - 133
Socialising technology: the archives of István Hajnal
Péter Szirák
OriginalPaper 29 April 2008 Pages: 135 - 147
The networked mind
Kristóf Nyíri
OriginalPaper 08 February 2008 Pages: 149 - 158
A natural history of a lonely man
István Danka
BookReview 01 February 2008 Pages: 159 - 163
Lee Congdon: Seeing red. Hungarian intellectuals in exile and the challenge of communism
László Perecz
BookReview 30 January 2008 Pages: 165 - 167
Géza Fodor, Das hoffnungslose Meisterwerk: Essays zur Musikphilosophie
Veronika Kovács
BookReview 02 February 2008 Pages: 169 - 172
Agency, ethics and politics in Aurel Kolnai’s philosophy
Tamás Demeter
OriginalPaper 30 January 2008 Pages: 173 - 175