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Antonio Gramsci was an Italian philosopher who developed key ideas within Marxist thought. His work, particularly the Prison Notebooks, explores how dominant cultures shape political power through a process called cultural hegemony. He analyzed the relationship between ideology, state structures, an...
Theodor W. Adorno (1903-1969) was a German philosopher, sociologist, musicologist, and leading member of the Frankfurt School of critical theory. With Max Horkheimer he wrote Dialectic of Enlightenment, first published in the 1940s, which examined how Enlightenment reason could become entangled with...
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Major Frankfurt School theorist with deep influence in aesthetics and social critique; admired and criticized for opacity and pessimism.
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G.A. Cohen was a prominent Canadian-born philosopher specializing in political theory and Marxism. His work, particularly “Karl Marx’s Theory of History,” offered a detailed analysis of historical materialism and its implications for understanding social justice. He is notable for his rigorous appli...
György Lukács was a Hungarian philosopher, literary critic, and Marxist theorist whose work influenced political philosophy, sociology, and theories of literature. In History and Class Consciousness, published in 1923, he developed an influential account of class consciousness and reification, descr...
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Major Western Marxist whose reification theory shaped critical theory; later politics and orthodoxy complicate reputation.
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Louis Althusser was a 20th-century French Marxist philosopher whose structuralist reinterpretation of Marx, including the concept of ideological state apparatuses, was highly influential in 1960s–70s critical theory.
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Major Marxist structuralist with durable concepts of ideology; influence is significant, reputation damaged by dogmatism and biography.
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German Marxist philosopher (1885–1977) who wrote the three-volume 'The Principle of Hope,' developing a philosophy of utopia and anticipatory consciousness.
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Important Marxist philosopher of hope and utopia; respected in continental circles, less central across global philosophy.
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