Michael Löwy is Research Director of Sociology at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris. His previous books include Redemption and Utopia: Liberation Judaism in Central Europe, Marxism in Latin America and The War of the Gods: Religion and Politics in Latin America.

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• Preface to the New EditionAcknowledgementsIntroductionI Towards a Sociology of the Anti-Capitalist Intelligentsia1 Intellectuals as a Social Category2 The Anti-Capitalist Radicalization of Intellectuals3 The Anti-Capitalism of Intellectuals in Germany4 The Revolutionary Intelligentsia in Hungary II How an Intellectual Becomes a Revolutionary: Lukács 1909-191 Lukács's Anti-Capitalism and Tragic View of the World2 The Passage to CommunismIII Lukács's Leftist Period (1919-21)1 Ethical Ultra-Leftism: 19192 Political Leftism: 19203 Left Bolshevism: 19214 The Problematic of the Reign of FreedomIV 'History and Class Consciousness': 1923V Lukács and StalinismAppendix: Interview with Ernst BlochIndex

Michael Löwy is Research Director of Sociology at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris. His previous books include Redemption and Utopia: Liberation Judaism in Central Europe, Marxism in Latin America and The War of the Gods: Religion and Politics in Latin America.

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• Preface to the New EditionAcknowledgementsIntroductionI Towards a Sociology of the Anti-Capitalist Intelligentsia1 Intellectuals as a Social Category2 The Anti-Capitalist Radicalization of Intellectuals3 The Anti-Capitalism of Intellectuals in Germany4 The Revolutionary Intelligentsia in Hungary II How an Intellectual Becomes a Revolutionary: Lukács 1909-191 Lukács's Anti-Capitalism and Tragic View of the World2 The Passage to CommunismIII Lukács's Leftist Period (1919-21)1 Ethical Ultra-Leftism: 19192 Political Leftism: 19203 Left Bolshevism: 19214 The Problematic of the Reign of FreedomIV 'History and Class Consciousness': 1923V Lukács and StalinismAppendix: Interview with Ernst BlochIndex

Michael Löwy is Research Director of Sociology at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris. His previous books include Redemption and Utopia: Liberation Judaism in Central Europe, Marxism in Latin America and The War of the Gods: Religion and Politics in Latin America.

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• Preface to the New EditionAcknowledgementsIntroductionI Towards a Sociology of the Anti-Capitalist Intelligentsia1 Intellectuals as a Social Category2 The Anti-Capitalist Radicalization of Intellectuals3 The Anti-Capitalism of Intellectuals in Germany4 The Revolutionary Intelligentsia in Hungary II How an Intellectual Becomes a Revolutionary: Lukács 1909-191 Lukács's Anti-Capitalism and Tragic View of the World2 The Passage to CommunismIII Lukács's Leftist Period (1919-21)1 Ethical Ultra-Leftism: 19192 Political Leftism: 19203 Left Bolshevism: 19214 The Problematic of the Reign of FreedomIV 'History and Class Consciousness': 1923V Lukács and StalinismAppendix: Interview with Ernst BlochIndex