G M Tamás
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1542057 |
|---|---|
| NOME | G M Tamás |
| PRENOMES | G M |
| SOBRENOME | Tamás |
| ASSINATURA | TAMÁS G M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | a Institute of Philosophy of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences , Etele út 59-61 PO Box 594, Budapest 1398, Hungary |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Post-fascism is no longer a danger. It is a reality
G. M. Tamás, once known as a left-libertarian dissident and later as a liberal member of the Hungarian parliament, has become one of post-Communist Europe’s most important Marxist intellectuals. In his writing on the history of the socialist movement, the character of Communist-led states, and the nature of the “transition” from state capitalism to free-market capitalism, he highlights the deep historical and structural roots of the current moras…
Words from Budapest
A dissident philosopher traces his path from Ceaușescu’s Romania to Orbán’s Hungary, and from liberalism to Marxism. Memories of a vanquished world and premonitions of a bleak future in Eastern Europe, amid a downgrading of citizen equality
Marx on 1989
This article shows that the various regimes of “real socialism” uniformly failed to transcend the horizon of capitalism. They have remained class societies based on wage labour, commodity production, a money economy and welfare systems fed by redistribution. At the same time, they present peculiar features that are different from other versions of “state capitalism.” Traditional elites were annihilated, private property of capital in the hands of…
Susan Sontag
From Subjectivity to Privacy and Back Again
THE “public”/”private” dichotomy is one of those “conceptual personae” described by Deleuze and Guattari with reference to Descartes, thus: Is there something else, in Descartes’s case, other than the created cogito and the presupposed image of thought? Actually there is something else, something mysterious, that appears from time to time or that shows through and seems to have a hazy existence halfway between concept and preconceptual plane, pas…
Democracy's Triumph, Philosophy's Peril
Paradoxes of 1989
Eastern Europe a Decade Later
Eastern Europe a Decade LaterVictory Defeated G.M. Tamás (bio) A Hungarian émigré historian, Miklós Molnár, professor at the University of Geneva, called his important book on the 1956 uprising Victoire d’une défaite. In his view, although Hungary was defeated by the Red Army, the world communist movement was robbed of its most precious asset, its legitimacy: The purest proletarian revolution in history had been directed against the heirs of Leni…
Old enemies and new
Socialism, Capitalism, and Modernity
Socialism, Capitalism, and Modernity G.M. Tamás (bio) Western socialists who do not wish to be seen as apologists for tyranny may dispute whether "actually existing socialism" was socialism at all. Yet the parallels between Western democratic and Eastern revolutionary-despotic socialism are numerous enough to allow us to assert that socialism is one of the main strategies of modernity, indeed, the only one which is (or was) global. It is the only…
Farewell to the Left
Un ignorant que les destins Font un juge des plus notables Croit que les loix des douze Tables Sont faites pour les grands festins Furetière, Le Roman bourgeois
Marx on 1989
This article shows that the various regimes of “real socialism” uniformly failed to transcend the horizon of capitalism. They have remained class societies based on wage labour, commodity production, a money economy and welfare systems fed by redistribution. At the same time, they present peculiar features that are different from other versions of “state capitalism.” Traditional elites were annihilated, private property of capital in the hands of…
Socialism, Capitalism, and Modernity
Socialism, Capitalism, and Modernity G.M. Tamás (bio) Western socialists who do not wish to be seen as apologists for tyranny may dispute whether "actually existing socialism" was socialism at all. Yet the parallels between Western democratic and Eastern revolutionary-despotic socialism are numerous enough to allow us to assert that socialism is one of the main strategies of modernity, indeed, the only one which is (or was) global. It is the only…
Democracy's Triumph, Philosophy's Peril
Farewell to the Left
Un ignorant que les destins Font un juge des plus notables Croit que les loix des douze Tables Sont faites pour les grands festins Furetière, Le Roman bourgeois
Farewell to the Left
Un ignorant que les destins Font un juge des plus notables Croit que les loix des douze Tables Sont faites pour les grands festins Furetière, Le Roman bourgeois
Socialism, Capitalism, and Modernity
Socialism, Capitalism, and Modernity G.M. Tamás (bio) Western socialists who do not wish to be seen as apologists for tyranny may dispute whether "actually existing socialism" was socialism at all. Yet the parallels between Western democratic and Eastern revolutionary-despotic socialism are numerous enough to allow us to assert that socialism is one of the main strategies of modernity, indeed, the only one which is (or was) global. It is the only…
Old enemies and new
Paradoxes of 1989
Eastern Europe a Decade Later
Eastern Europe a Decade LaterVictory Defeated G.M. Tamás (bio) A Hungarian émigré historian, Miklós Molnár, professor at the University of Geneva, called his important book on the 1956 uprising Victoire d’une défaite. In his view, although Hungary was defeated by the Red Army, the world communist movement was robbed of its most precious asset, its legitimacy: The purest proletarian revolution in history had been directed against the heirs of Leni…
Democracy's Triumph, Philosophy's Peril
From Subjectivity to Privacy and Back Again
THE “public”/”private” dichotomy is one of those “conceptual personae” described by Deleuze and Guattari with reference to Descartes, thus: Is there something else, in Descartes’s case, other than the created cogito and the presupposed image of thought? Actually there is something else, something mysterious, that appears from time to time or that shows through and seems to have a hazy existence halfway between concept and preconceptual plane, pas…
Susan Sontag
Marx on 1989
This article shows that the various regimes of “real socialism” uniformly failed to transcend the horizon of capitalism. They have remained class societies based on wage labour, commodity production, a money economy and welfare systems fed by redistribution. At the same time, they present peculiar features that are different from other versions of “state capitalism.” Traditional elites were annihilated, private property of capital in the hands of…
Words from Budapest
A dissident philosopher traces his path from Ceaușescu’s Romania to Orbán’s Hungary, and from liberalism to Marxism. Memories of a vanquished world and premonitions of a bleak future in Eastern Europe, amid a downgrading of citizen equality
Post-fascism is no longer a danger. It is a reality
G. M. Tamás, once known as a left-libertarian dissident and later as a liberal member of the Hungarian parliament, has become one of post-Communist Europe’s most important Marxist intellectuals. In his writing on the history of the socialist movement, the character of Communist-led states, and the nature of the “transition” from state capitalism to free-market capitalism, he highlights the deep historical and structural roots of the current moras…
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