Vol. 27 No. 47 (2018): Marx: Arte, Literatura e Práxis

Marx: Arte, Literatura e Práxis

Marx and the aesthetics

Ronaldo Rosas Reis

16-29
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Body, Labor, Fetishism: Aesthetic e Religion of everyday life in Marx

Daniela Cápona González

30-57
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Satire in Marx and Engels

Francisco García Chicote

58-78
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Reading and Criticism, Bb Raymond Williams: The Construction Of The Critic And The Relevance Of William Shakespeare

Cecilia Lasa

80-97
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“O pensamento mais estranho”. Sobre algumas leituras marxistas do Quixote

Miguel Vedda

98-111
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Art and without fetish: from Marx to Lukács

Leonardo Bruno Lopresti

112-123
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The hostility of capitalism to the art and the unequal development of artistic genres

Juarez Torres Duayer

124-132
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Catharsis and aesthetic experience in Georg Lukacs’ “Aesthetics” (1963)

Renata Altenfelder Garcia Gallo

134-152
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"What sort of acquittal you want": the limits of farce, tragedy and satire in The Process

Hermenegildo Bastos

153-167
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Lukács and the robinsonadas of century XVIII: industriousness like attribute of triumphant bourgeoisie

Martín Ignacio Koval, Jesica Lenga

168-185
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Literary criticism and Marxism in Latin America - paradoxes

Juan Pedro Rojas

187-196
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Barren Lives and the perspective of social emancipation

Bernard Herman Hess

197-216
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The alienated labor in the mirror of the Taberna Minhota: reification and fetishism in the realism of Murilo Rubião

Thiago Roney Lira Borges, Ana Laura dos Reis Corrêa

217-233
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Nature and modernization on Manuel Bandeira’s “O cacto”

Wilson José Flores Jr.

234-244
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Resenhas

Review of fictional writings: Scorpion and Felix and Oulanem, Karl Marx

Carlos Eduardo Ornelas Berriel

246-249
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Tradução

Critical from the right or from the left? Reply to Ernst Bloch

Francisco García Chicote

250-266
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Vol. 27 No. 47 (2018): Marx: Arte, Literatura e Práxis

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Marx: Arte, Literatura e Práxis

Marx and the aesthetics

Body, Labor, Fetishism: Aesthetic e Religion of everyday life in Marx

Satire in Marx and Engels

Reading and Criticism, Bb Raymond Williams: The Construction Of The Critic And The Relevance Of William Shakespeare

“O pensamento mais estranho”. Sobre algumas leituras marxistas do Quixote

Art and without fetish: from Marx to Lukács

The hostility of capitalism to the art and the unequal development of artistic genres

Catharsis and aesthetic experience in Georg Lukacs’ “Aesthetics” (1963)

"What sort of acquittal you want": the limits of farce, tragedy and satire in The Process

Lukács and the robinsonadas of century XVIII: industriousness like attribute of triumphant bourgeoisie

Literary criticism and Marxism in Latin America - paradoxes

Barren Lives and the perspective of social emancipation

The alienated labor in the mirror of the Taberna Minhota: reification and fetishism in the realism of Murilo Rubião

Nature and modernization on Manuel Bandeira’s “O cacto”

Resenhas

Review of fictional writings: Scorpion and Felix and Oulanem, Karl Marx

Tradução

Critical from the right or from the left? Reply to Ernst Bloch

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