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Herbert Marcuse
marcuse, herbert (18981979), German-American philosopher of the New Left,born in Berlin, and educated at the universities of Berlin and Freiburg.
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Extractions: MARCUSE, Herbert (1898-1979), German-American philosopher of the New Left, born in Berlin, and educated at the universities of Berlin and Freiburg. He was associated with the Institute of Social Research, Frankfurt, until 1933, when the National Socialist party came into power and the school was closed. He immigrated to the U.S., joining the Institute of Social Research, Columbia University, in 1934. In the 1940s he was employed by various intelligence agencies of the federal government. After 1950 he taught successively at Columbia, Harvard, and Brandeis universities and at the University of California, San Diego. His social philosophy is set forth in Eros and Civilization (1955) and One-Dimensional Man
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societies. In it, marcuse criticizes both communist and capitalistcountries for their lack of true democratic processes. Neither
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Extractions: One-Dimensional Man One-Dimensional Man was written in 1964 and can be seen as an analysis of highly developed societies. In it, Marcuse criticizes both communist and capitalist countries for their lack of true democratic processes. Neither type of society creates equal circumstances for its citizens. Marcuse discusses the factors which inhibit criticism and analysis of society. He draws on Marx primarily because his analysis focuses on how the economy limits potential of people. Marcuse's analysis of highly advanced societies is accurate and useful. However, he does not provide realistic solutions to the problems he raises. His point seems to be that if societies can learn to use technologies in ways that benefit citizens, instead of restricting them, then the problems of humans will be solved.
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Extractions: Marcuse, Herbert (1898-1979) adapted from University of Texas at Arlington's Illuminations Heidegger, Marxism, and Philosophy Marcuse was born in 1898 in Berlin and after serving with the German army in World War I, he went to Freiburg to pursue his studies. After receiving his Ph.D. in literature in 1922, and following a short career as a bookseller in Berlin, he returned to Freiburg in 1928 to study philosophy with Martin Heidegger, then one of the most influential thinkers in Germany. Marcuse's first published article in 1928 attempted a synthesis of the philosophical perspectives of phenomenology, existentialism, and Marxism, a synthesis which decades later would be carried out again by various "existential" and "phenomenological" Marxists, such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Maurice Merleau-Ponty, as well as American students and intellectuals in the New Left. Marcuse argued that much Marxist thought had degenerated into a rigid orthodoxy and thus needs concrete lived and "phenomenological" experience to revivify the theory; at the same time, Marcuse believed that Marxism neglected the problem of the individual and throughout his life he was concerned with individual liberation and well-being in addition to social transformation and the possibilities of a transition from capitalism to socialism. Marcuse continued to maintain throughout his life that Heidegger was the greatest teacher and thinker that he had ever encountered. The Marcuse archives contain a full set of his lecture notes from the late 1920s until he left Frieburg in 1933 that document the intensity of his interest in Heidegger's philosophy and his devotion to his lectures. Yet Marcuse was highly dismayed concerning Heidegger's political affiliations with national socialism and after completing a "Habilitations Dissertation" on
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Extractions: Herbert Marcuse zum Theorie-Praxis-Problem " Es geschieht überhaupt nichts, sondern das handelnde Sein des Daseins geschieht und macht den gesamten Bereich des Geschehens aus". (Beiträge zu einer Phänomenologie des Historischen Materialismus, Schriften 1) "Jede wahre Erkenntnis erschließt wirkliche Gegenstände und Sachverhalte. Als Wirklichkeiten haben sie Geltung, wenn das erkennende menschliche Dasein sich nach ihnen richten kann, um wahr zu werden, um seiner geschichtlichen Situation zu entsprechen. Alle echte Erkenntnis ist zutiefst praktische Erkenntnis, indem sie ein menschliches Dasein in die Wahrheit bringt . Das ist der Sinn der Wissenschaft, ihre einzige Aufgabe, diesen Sinn zu erfüllen." (Beiträge zu einer Phänomenologie des Historischen Materialismus) "In dem Augenblick, wo die Praxis als die entscheidende, Realität eigentlich schaffende Haltung menschlichen Daseins erkannt und die gegebene geschichtliche Situation als die Wirklichkeit unmenschlicher Existenz in ihrer geschichtlichen Verfallenheit ergriffen ist, - in diesem Augenblick wird die Praxis als
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Herbert Marcuse-Archiv, Stadt- Und Universitätsbibliothek Frankfurt Am Main
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Extractions: Bestand des Herbert-Marcuse-Archivs Werkmanuskripte, Materialien aus seiner Lehrtätigkeit an amerikanischen und europäischen Universitäten, Lebensdokumente und eine große Sammlung von Arbeitsmaterialien zu allen Themen die Marcuse in seiner wissenschaftlichen wie politischen Arbeit beschäftigt haben. Eine besondere Gruppe bilden die "Heideggeriana", Nachschriften von Vorlesungen und Vorträgen Martin Heideggers aus den Jahren 1921 - 1930. Werkmanuskripte [Alphabetischer Katalog] Werkmanuskripte [Standortkatalog] Korrespondenz. [Alphabetischer Katalog der Gruppe "Allgemeine Korrespondenz" und der Korrespondenzen in der Gruppe "Werkmanuskripte"] Korrespondenz [Standortkatalog Gruppe "Allgemeine Korrespondenz" und der Korrespondenzen in der Gruppe "Werkmanuskripte"] Arbeitsmaterialien [Standortkatalog mit alphabetischem Register]
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Extractions: This page in English Vita Mitglied der SPD Kriegsdienst im Ersten Weltkrieg. Marcuse heiratet Sophie Wertheim. 1935 wird der Sohn Peter geboren. ab 1950 Vorlesungen an der Washington School of Psychiatry. Heirat mit Inge Werner der Witwe Franz L. Neumanns. Teilnahme an der Gedenkfeier zu 100. Geburtstag von Sigmund Freud in Frankfurt am Main. Wiederholt Vorlesungen in Paris. Gastprofessur in Frankfurt am Main. Teilnahme am 15. Deutschen Soziologentag in Heidelberg. Teilnahme am Frankfurter Vietnam-Kongress. Starkes Engagement gegen den Vietnam-Krieg. Teilnahme am internationalen Hegel-Kongress in Prag. Vortrag beim Kongreß "The Dialectics of Liberation" in London. Teilnahme am Angela-Davis-Kongress in Frankfurt am Main. Nach dem Tod seiner Frau Inge heiratet Marcuse Erica Sherover. s. Archivzentrum, Herbert Marcuse-Archiv
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Biografía - Marcuse, Herbert
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Quotes: Herbert Marcuse
marcuse, herbert (1964), Onedimensional man. Studies in the ideology of advancedindustrial society. marcuse, herbert (1964), One-dimensional man.
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Extractions: Where these reduced (operational - E.W.) concepts govern the analysis of the human reality, individual or social, mental or material, they arrive at a false concreteness - a concreteness isolated from the conditions which constitute its reality. In this context, the operational treatment of the concept assumes a political function. The individual and his behavior are analyzed in a therapeutic sense - adjustment to his society. Thought and expression, theory and practice are to be brought in line with the facts of his existence without leaving room for the conceptual critique of these facts. The society which projects and undertakes the technological transformation of nature alters the base of domination by gradually replacing personal dependence (of the slave on the master, the serf on the lord of the manor, the lord on the donor of the fief, etc.) with dependence on the "objective order of things" (on economic laws, the market, etc.).
Marcuse, Herbert
marcuse, herbert 18981979, US political philosopher, b. Berlin. He was educatedat the Univ. marcuse, herbert. 1898-1979, US political philosopher, b. Berlin.
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Extractions: Marcuse, Herbert 1898-1979, U.S. political philosopher, b. Berlin. He was educated at the Univ. of Freiburg and with Theodore Adorno and Max Horkheimer founded the Frankfurt Institute of Social Research. A special target of the Nazis because of his Jewish origins and Marxist politics, he emigrated (1934) to the United States and became a naturalized citizen in 1940. Marcuse served with the Office of Strategic Services during World War II and later taught at Harvard, Columbia, and Brandeis before becoming (1965) professor of philosophy at the Univ. of California at San Diego. He is best known for his attempt to synthesize Marxian and Freudian theories into a comprehensive critique of modern industrial society. In One Dimensional Man (1964), his most popular book, he argued for a sexual basis to the social and political repression in contemporary America; the book made him a hero of New Left radicals and provided a rationale for the student revolts of the 1960s in the United States and Europe. His other works include Reason and Revolution Eros and Civilization An Essay on Liberation (1969), and
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marcuse, herbert (18981979) Trained at the universities ot Berlin aud Freiburg,marcuse was influenced by the phenomenology of E. Husserl and M. Heidegger.
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Extractions: Biographies Site Overview Marcuse, Herbert (1898-1979) Trained at the universities ot Berlin aud Freiburg, Marcuse was influenced by the phenomenology of E. Husserl and M. Heidegger. In 1934 he joined the Frankfurt School (q.v.) in exile at Columbia. Approaching Marxism via phenomenology and critical theory (q.v.), his central concern has been the possibility of authentic existence in industrial capitalism; for example, One-Dimensional Man (1964) argued that modern societies generate artificial needs, giving the working class a false consciousness. Believing that Marxism had failed to conceptualize the individual, he turned to S. Freud (q.v.) to provide an analysis of sexuality, which resulted in Eros and Civilization (1955). His interpretation of Freud was challenged by E. Fromm (1993) on the grounds that Freud was a conservative, not a revolutionary thinker. Marcuse's critical views on American liberal democracy were reflected in An Essay on Liberation (1969), but he was equally critical of Soviet society in Soviet Marxism (1961). Marcuse is also known for his controversial studies of philosophy in
Marcuse, Herbert, 1898-. Compositions: Guide.
bMS Am 2257 marcuse, herbert, 1898. Compositions Guide. Historical Note. herbertmarcuse was a German-born American politcal philosopher. Scope and Content.
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Extractions: Use Restrictions Scholars wishing to publish in any form must contact Dr. Peter Marcuse, 140 Greenwood Avenue, Waterbury, CT 06704. Arranged alphabetically by title of composition. Herbert Marcuse was a German-born American politcal philosopher. Collection consists primarily of manuscripts of Marcuse's books published by the Beacon Press. Includes Marcuse's notes and correspondence concerning publication of these books. Some of the descriptive notes about this material were supplied to the repository by Arnold C. Tovell, a Beacon Press editor, and are marked (ACT) in this finding aid. Tovell also has annotated many of the manuscripts. Counterrevolution and revolt : Ts with AMs revisions (photocopy) with Ms revisions and annotations (in the hand of Arnold C. Tovell), 1971. 1 folder.
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Marcuse, Herbert - Eros E Civilização - Resumo Por Gustavo Cunha
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Extractions: A proposição de Freud, segundo a qual a civilização se baseia na permanente subjugação dos instintos humanos, foi aceita como axiomática. A sua interrogação, sobre se os benefícios da cultura teriam compensado o sofrimento assim inflingido aos indivíduos, não foi levada muito a sério. – ainda menos quando o próprio Freud considerou o processo inevitável e irreversível. A livre gratificação das necessidades instintivas do homem é incompatível com a sociedade civilizada: renúncia e dilação na satisfação constituem pré-requisitos do progresso. Disse Freud: "A felicidade não é um valor cultural". A felicidade deve estar subordinada à disciplina da reprodução monogâmica, ao sistema estabelecido de lei e ordem. O sacrifício metódico da libido, a sua sujeição rigidamente imposta às atividades e expressões socialmente úteis, é cultura. O sacrifício compensou bastante: nas áreas tecnicamente avançadas da civilização, a conquista da natureza está praticamente concluída, e mais necessidades de um maior número de pessoas são satisfeitas numa escala nunca anteriormente vista. Nem a mecanização e padronização da vida, nem o empobrecimento mental, nem a crescente destrutividade do atual progresso, fornecem bases suficientes para pôr em dúvida o princípio que tem governado o progresso da civilização ocidental. O contínuo incremento da produtividade torna cada vez mais realista, de um modo constante, a promessa de uma vida ainda melhor para todos.
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