Social philosophy, critical theory, ethicsHungarian1929–2019
"Everyday life is the domain in which human beings construct themselves as historical and social beings."
Ágnes Heller was a Hungarian philosopher and one of the leading figures of the Budapest School and the tradition of critical theory. She wrote important works in ethics, philosophy of history, social theory, and modernity, emphasizing the critique of dogmatic Marxism and the defense of individual freedom and everyday life.
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