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Jack ZipesIntroduces Bloch to new readers, and to those wishing to understand more about the importance of utopian thought.Explores present-day implications of both Bloch‘s philosophy and criticisms of it.Expla

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Maria Fernanda Arboleda,Erin Proskf the twentieth century. Bloch is not very well known in the English-speaking world, and this introductory chapter is divided into two parts to recapitulate the major phases of his life and work. Born in 1875, Bloch was raised in the provincial city of Ludwigshafen, and after studying philosophy in

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Greg Copas,Erik Amazonas,Sarah Brandon a fascinating radio discussion with the astute critical theorist Theodor Adorno about the contradictions of utopian longing. Their conversation was intriguing because, at times, Adorno sounded more like a utopian thinker than Bloch. To be sure, Adorno questioned the concept of utopia in his usual i

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Claude Cyr,Mellar P. Davis,Paul Daeninckseemingly?hopeless times, and yet, it is exactly the despair of present injustices and inequalities which generates hope that things could be different. It is the dialectical negativity of hope that exposes corruption and ruthless power in the world. It is anticipatory illumination that sheds light

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