Agnes Heller: Politics and Philosophy

Thesis Eleven 59 (1):17-28 (1999)
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The article tracks the development of Agnes Heller”s political philosophy as it evolves through the Marxism and reform communism of her years as a dissent Hungarian intellectual, followed by the period of her encounters with the Western Left and with the currents of postmodern liberalism

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