Essays on realism

György Lukács · Rodney Livingstone · David Fernbach

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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Marxism and Critical Theory Modernist Literature and Criticism

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Originally published in the 1930s, these essays on realism, expressionism, and modernism in literature present Lukacs's side of the controversy among Marxist writers and critics now known as the Lukacs-Brecht debate. The book also includes an exchange of letters between LukA!cs, writing in exile in the Soviet Union, and the German Communist novelist, Anna Seghers, in which they discuss realism, the European literary heritage, and the situation of the artist in capitalist culture.

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