Publication: Critical theory and phenomenology: A necessary synthesis? Phenomenological bases for a critical review of the first Marcuse’s philosophical project
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2019-03-07
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Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona
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El objetivo principal de este trabajo es replantear la posibilidad de realizar una síntesis entre la fenomenología de Husserl y la teoría crítica de la Escuela de Frankfurt. Para ello realizaremos una revisión crítica de los textos del primer Marcuse (1928-1933), cuyo proyecto filosófico consistió en formular una síntesis entre la ontología fenomenológica de Heidegger y el materialismo dialéctico de Marx. La tesis que defenderemos aquí es que este proyecto sigue siendo vigente, pero tomaremos como referente la fenomenología de Husserl, desde la que interpretaremos los textos de Marcuse, y no la ontología existencial de Heidegger.
The aim of this work is to reconsider the possibility of a synthesis between Husserlian phenomenology and the Critical Theory of the Frankfurt School. In order to do so, we carry out a critical review of the first Marcuse’s texts (1928–1933), whose philosophical project is conceived as a synthesis between Heideggerian phenomenological ontology and Marxian dialectical materialism. The thesis that we defend here is that this project is still valid, but we will take as a reference Husserl’s phenomenology as a tool to interpret Mar-cuse’s texts, rather than Heidegger’s existential ontology.
The aim of this work is to reconsider the possibility of a synthesis between Husserlian phenomenology and the Critical Theory of the Frankfurt School. In order to do so, we carry out a critical review of the first Marcuse’s texts (1928–1933), whose philosophical project is conceived as a synthesis between Heideggerian phenomenological ontology and Marxian dialectical materialism. The thesis that we defend here is that this project is still valid, but we will take as a reference Husserl’s phenomenology as a tool to interpret Mar-cuse’s texts, rather than Heidegger’s existential ontology.
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Herbert Marcuse, Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger, Karl Marx, fenomenología, teoría crítica, marxismo, Escuela de Frankfurt, phenomenology, Critical Theory, Marxism, Frankfurt School
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Facultad de Filosofía
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Filosofía y Filosofía Moral y Política