Note introductive sur la théorie de la rationalité d'Agnès Heller
Why did Lukács decide, in 1960, after having completed the first part of his Aesthetics, to write an ethics? The core of the answer is to be found in a letter to Ernst Fischer, dated March 18th, 1960: « Ethics is the weakest point in our theory. » Lukács's ethics was never written but he began...
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1991
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| Rochtain ar líne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Achoimre: | Why did Lukács decide, in 1960, after having completed the first part of his Aesthetics, to write an ethics? The core of the answer is to be found in a letter to Ernst Fischer, dated March 18th, 1960: « Ethics is the weakest point in our theory. » Lukács's ethics was never written but he began The Ontology of the Social Being which he conceived as a preliminary theoretical detour. In his article, N. Tertulian shows that Lukács's preoccupation with ethics was a lifelong one, with not only considerable variations but also constants which allow one to determine some of the characteristics of the ethics his death prevented him from writing. |
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