41. Hugo E. Biagini, Marcuse Y La Generación De La Protesta, El Catoblepas 8:21, 20 Art culo de Hugo E. Biagini en El catoblepas. http://www.nodulo.org/ec/2002/n008p21.htm

Separata de la revista El Catoblepas document.write(parent.location) El Catoblepas Hugo E. Biagini statu quo establishment leit motiv Cultura y sociedad, ad hoc, establishment modus vivendi cualitativamente diferenciado. An Essay on Liberation El Graduado, sic ) que, siguiendo a El hombre unidimensional, mutandis mutandi, alma mater Matar a un joven es matar la esperanza. Ahora, la lucha social - Por una vida racional y libre - Los estudiantes representan al pueblo Un mundo sin fronteras, ni razas, ni ciudades: / sin banderas, ni templos, ni palacios, ni estatuas. Un mundo sin prisiones ni cadenas, / Un mundo sin pasado ni futuro. El mundo no previsto / por los hombres cautivos en las criptas del nuestro: de esos valientes soldados / que mataban por la espalda. Para que nunca se olviden / de esa tierra mexicana Otro leading case, climax a posteriori Diario de la guerra del cerdo, Contrario sensu, mientras no haya libertad / se aplaza la primavera y del podrido poder / se bajen los carcamales [...] Se pone joven el tiempo / y acepta del tiempo el reto Proyecciones Subjetividades sic deben actuar. No es posible esperar que otros

42. Herbert Marcuse — Infoplease.com Encyclopedia Marcuse, Herbert. Marcuse, Herbert (m rk OO 'z u) , 1898–1979, U.S. political philosopher, b. Berlin. He was educated at the Univ. of Freiburg and with Theodore http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0831751.html

43. Herbert Marcuse. El Lenguaje Funcional - Monografias.com Ensayo de Cristina Echegaray en Monografias.com. http://www.monografias.com/trabajos16/marcuse-lenguaje/marcuse-lenguaje.shtml

44. Marcuse, Israël Et Les Juifs, Par Herbert Marcuse (Le Monde Diplomatique) Article du philosophe publi dans le mensuel le Monde Diplomatique. http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2004/03/MARCUSE/11079

Le mensuel Publications Sur le site Boutique ... Mars 2004 Une pensée prémonitoire Marcuse, Israël et les Juifs De nombreux amis, surtout parmi les étudiants, m’ont demandé de leur donner mon avis sur la situation au Proche-Orient. Je leur réponds par cette déclaration. Il s’agit d’une opinion personnelle fondée sur les discussions que j’ai eues avec de nombreuses personnes, Juifs et Arabes, dans différentes régions du pays, et sur une lecture assez abondante de documents et de sources secondaires. Je suis pleinement conscient de ses limites et la propose comme simple contribution au débat. Je pense que l’objectif historique qui a motivé la fondation de l’Etat d’Israël était de prévenir la réapparition des camps de concentration, des pogromes et d’autres formes de persécution et de discrimination. J’adhère totalement à cet objectif qui, pour moi, fait partie du combat pour la liberté et l’égalité de toutes les minorités ethniques et nationales à travers le monde. Dans le contexte international actuel, la poursuite de cet objectif présuppose l’existence d’un Etat souverain capable d’accueillir et de protéger les Juifs qui sont persécutés ou vivent sous la menace de persécutions. Si un tel Etat avait existé lorsque le régime nazi est arrivé au pouvoir, il aurait empêché l’extermination de millions de Juifs. Si un tel Etat avait été ouvert à d’autres minorités persécutées, dont les victimes de persécutions

45. MEMO - Le Site De L'Histoire Pr sentation historico-encyclop dique du philosophe. http://www.memo.fr/Dossier.asp?ID=297

46. Marcuse, Herbert Biography - S9.com 1898 Herbert Marcuse, born on the 19th of July in Berlin, Germany. He was a German-born American philosopher, sociologist and a member of the Frankfurt School.1922 - After http://www.s9.com/Biography/Marcuse-Herbert

Welcome, guest! ~ Login Register Home Browse ... Challenge Quick Search: S9.com Biographies Marcuse, Herbert Born: 1898 AD Died: 1979 AD, at 81 years of age. Nationality: German Categories: Philosophers 1898 - Herbert Marcuse, born on the 19th of July in Berlin, Germany. He was a German-born American philosopher, sociologist and a member of the Frankfurt School. 1929 - He returned to Freiburg to write a habilitation with Martin Heidegger, which was published as Hegel's Ontology and Theory of Historicity. 1933 - Joined the Frankfurt Institute for Social Research, emigrating from Germany that same year, going first to Switzerland. 1940 - He published Reason and Revolution, a dialectical work studying Hegel and Marx. 1943 - He transferred to the Office of Strategic Services (OSS). His work for the OSS involved research on Nazi Germany and denazification. 1945 - 1951 - He was employed by the US Department of State until as head of the Central European section, retiring after the death of his first wife. 1952 - Began a teaching career as a political theorist.

47. L'Homme Unidimensionnel - Wikipédia Article de l encyclop die libre sur l ouvrage du penseur am ricain. http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/L'Homme_unidimensionnel

L'Homme unidimensionnel Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Aller à : Navigation rechercher Cet article est une ébauche concernant la philosophie Vous pouvez partager vos connaissances en l’améliorant ( comment ? ) selon les recommandations des projets correspondants L'Homme unidimensionnel est un essai de Herbert Marcuse publié en aux États-Unis (sous le titre One-Dimensional Man ) et en en France. modifier Idées Marcuse propose dans son Homme unidimensionnel une critique du monde moderne qui emporte à la fois le capitalisme et le communisme soviétique, basée sur la constatation, dans les deux systèmes, de l'augmentation des formes de répression sociale (qu'elle soit d'ordre privé ou public). Ainsi, la tendance, dans les pays supposément marxistes, à la bureaucratisation était, pour Marcuse, tout aussi opposée à la liberté que dans les pays occidentaux. false needs ) qui permettent d'intégrer les individus au système de production et de consommation par le truchement des mass media great refusal Marcuse rend également compte de l'intégration de la classe ouvrière industrielle dans la société capitaliste et des nouvelles formes de la stabilisation du capitalisme, remettant ainsi en question les postulats

48. Herbert Marcuse - Wikipédia Article de l encyclop die libre sur le philosophe et penseur am ricain. http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Marcuse

Herbert Marcuse Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Aller à : Navigation rechercher Herbert Marcuse (1955) Herbert Marcuse , né le juillet Berlin , mort le juillet Starnberg Bavière ) était un philosophe sociologue marxiste américain d'origine allemande , membre de l' École de Francfort avec Théodore Adorno et Max Horkheimer Sommaire Carrière Idées Œuvres principales Notes et références ... modifier Carrière Premier fils d'une famille juive, il est appelé sous les drapeaux dans la Reichswehr après son Abitur, équivalent du baccalauréat français . Suite à la guerre de 1914-18 , il adhère au parti social-démocrate ( SPD ) mais le quitte cependant après l'assassinat de Karl Liebknecht et Rosa Luxemburg en 1919, et milite au sein du mouvement spartakiste . Il étudie à Berlin et à Fribourg-en-Brisgau , la Germanistik comme discipline principale, la philosophie et l’ économie politique comme matières secondaires. À Fribourg , il devient l'assistant de Martin Heidegger et rédige une thèse sur Hegel . Mais il entre vite en désaccord avec Heidegger et part pour Francfort-sur-le-Main C'est en 1932 que Marcuse entre pour la première fois en contact avec l' Institut de Recherche sociale de Francfort . Dès la prise de pouvoir par les nazis en 1933, il émigre avec sa famille, d'abord en

49. Marcuse Herbert From FOLDOC Marcuse Herbert biography, history of philosophy germanamerican political philosopher associated with the Frankfurt School (1898-1979). Author of Eros and Civilization http://www.swif.uniba.it/lei/foldop/foldoc.cgi?Marcuse Herbert

50. DIALECTIQUE - Herbert Marcuse Introduction biographique l oeuvre de Herbert Marcuse par Patrice Deramaix. http://patder.chez.com/marcuse.htm

les protagonistes Schiller-Bibliographie unter Benutzung der Trämelschen Schiller-Bibliothek Künstlerroman Hegels Ontologie und die Grundlegung einer Theorie der Geschichtlichkeit vers la bibliographie de H. Marcuse home bibliographie suggestions, commentaires, critiques : P. Deramaix

51. Marcuse, Herbert - From Philosophy To Social Theory Herbert Marcuse. Herbert Marcuse Reason Revolution Part II, The Rise of Social Theory. INTRODUCTION From Philosophy to Social Theory THE transition from philosophy to the http://www.scribd.com/doc/1020842/Marcuse-Herbert-From-Philosophy-to-Social-Theo

52. Illuminations: Kellner Details Orwell and Marcuse s critique of totalitarian language in advanced capitalism. Also explores the notion of praxis. http://www.uta.edu/huma/illuminations/kell13a.htm

From to One-Dimensional Man Critical Reflections on Orwell and Marcuse Section Two By Douglas Kellner Language and Politics: Some Case Studies In , "Newspeak" is the new totalitarian language which replaces "Old English." The aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought so that an individual could not even think critical or subversive thoughts. Potentially critical terms like "freedom" are formally defined into their conceptual opposites ("freedom is slavery"), or are simply eliminated from the dictionary and everyday language. In this manner, critical language would wither away as the number of words which allow differentiation and critique was increasingly reduced. "Doublethink" for Orwell was the mental activity of simultaneously knowing and not knowing, denoting an ability to be conscious of the truth while telling lies, so that one could hold two contradictory views at once and manipulate language to meet the exigencies of the moment ( , pp. 32f., passim). In these reflections on the politics of language, Orwell was generalizing from the practices of existing totalitarian states and projected a future in which truth and honesty no longer played any role in political discourse. In One-Dimensional Man , Marcuse uses the term "Orwellian language" to describe the nature and functions of dominant discourses within contemporary post-industrial societies, though most of his examples are from the US. In Marcuse's analysis, public and corporate officials, and the mass media, utilize a "one-dimensional language" to smooth over social contradictions and problems, and thus restrict thought and public discourse to the terms and interests of the established society.

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54. Illuminations: Kellner Douglas Kellner explores Marcuse s essay detailing the importance of ecology and the need to keep external nature from capitalist pollution and destruction. http://www.uta.edu/huma/illuminations/kell11.htm

Marcuse, Liberation, and Radical Ecology By Douglas Kellner Herbert Marcuse's late 1970s essay "Ecology and the Critique of Modern Society," written shortly before his death in 1979 and published here for the first time, articulates his vision of liberation and sense of the importance of ecology for the radical project. The essay argues that genuine ecology requires a transformation of human nature, as well as the preservation and protection of external nature from capitalist and state communist pollution and destruction. Rooting his vision of human liberation in the Frankfurt School notion of the embeddedness of human beings in nature, Marcuse believed that until aggression and violence within human beings was diminished, there would necessarily be continued destruction of nature, as well as violence against other human beings. Consequently, Marcuse stressed the importance of radical psychology and transforming inner nature, both to preserve external nature and to diminish violence in society. Marcuse's ecological vision is rooted in his reflections on the early Marx. The author of one of the first reviews of Marx's 1844

55. Marcuse, Herbert, 1898-. Herbert Marcuse Compositions: Guide. MS Am 2257 Marcuse, Herbert, 1898. Herbert Marcuse compositions Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library . Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 http://oasis.lib.harvard.edu/oasis/deliver/~hou00168

Harvard University Library OASIS : Online Archival Search Information System Frames Version Questions or Comments MS Am 2257 Marcuse, Herbert, 1898-. Herbert Marcuse compositions: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Last updated on 2009 October 23 Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 2257 Creator: Marcuse, Herbert, 1898-. Title: Herbert Marcuse compositions, Date(s): Quantity: 1 box (1 linear ft.) Abstract: Manuscript compositions of German-born American political philosopher, Herbert Marcuse, sent to the Beacon Press. Processing Information: Processed by: Bonnie B. Salt Acquisition Information: *2001M-67. Gift of Arnold C. Tovell, 2 Meadow Trail, Chappaqua, New York 10514; received: 2002 Apr. 18. Access Restrictions: There are no restrictions on physical access to this material. Use Restrictions: Scholars wishing to publish in any form must contact Dr. Peter Marcuse, 140 Greenwood Avenue, Waterbury, CT 06704. Preferred Citation for Publication: Herbert Marcuse Compositions (MS Am 2257). Houghton Library, Harvard University.

56. THE NAKED MARX Review by Robert H. Young of Marcuse s Eros and Civilization . http://www.human-nature.com/rmyoung/papers/paper89h.html

Home - Robert M. Young What's New Search Feedback ... Human Relations, Authority and Justice THE NAKED MARX Review of Herbert Marcuse, Eros and Civilization: A Philosophical Inquiry into Freud. London: Alan Lane: The Penguin Press, 1969 Reviewed by Robert M. Young Amazon US UK We now have essays on the social meaning of biology appearing from left, right and centre, and this seems a suitable occasion to comment on the genre and the issues which it raises. The latest entry is an important, honest book, and at first glance it seems a shame that it appears in Britain at a time when it will almost inevitably be absorbed in the current maelstrom of pseudo-biology. However, its publication is timely, since this is probably the best place for the middle-aged to begin to understand Marcuse . Most of us are reading him backwards: we met him in The Times 'Diary' where his essay on 'Repressive Tolerance' (1965) was cited as the manifesto of the Dutschke left. Then One-Dimensional Man (1964) appeared in paperback. Historians and political theorists had long known his Reason and Revolution (1941) and Soviet Marxism He begins with the conflict postulated by Freud in Civilisation and Its Discontents between human instincts and the necessary repression brought on by the socially-acquired conscience (or superego). Freud claimed that the history of man is the history of his repression and that 'Our civilisation is, generally speaking, founded on the suppression of instincts.' Sublimation of sex produces the energy for progress, and the price of progress is the substitution of guilt for happiness. Freud thought that this was due to an inevitable biological clash between Eros and civilisation. Marcuse argues that 'the irreconcilable conflict is not between work (reality principle) and Eros (pleasure principle), but between

57. Marcuse, Herbert Like Eros and Civilization A Philosophical Inquiry into Freud, by Marcuse, Essay on Liberation, by Harcuse, Dialectical Imagination A History of the Frankfurt School and the http://www.bookbyte.com/1/3/marcuse-herbert

58. Herbert Marcuse, Douglas Kellner Ed. - Towards A Critical Theory Of Society: The David Ingram reviews the second volume of The Collected Papers of Herbert Marcuse, edited by Douglas Kellner. http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=1281

59. Marcuse, Herbert Marcuse, Herbert (1898–1979) Germanborn US political philosopher. His theories combining Marxism and Freudianism influenced radical thought in the 1960s and 1970s. http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Herbert Marcuse

60. John Abromeit (ed.), W. Mark Cobb (ed.) - Herbert Marcuse: A Critical Reader - R David West reviews this collection of essays edited by John Abromeit and W. Mark Cobb. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=1438

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