Summary and conclusions

pp. 246-252

in: Victor Zitta, Georg Lukács' Marxism alienation, dialectics, revolution, Berlin, Springer, 1964

Abstract

This study examined (a) the genesis of young Lukács' outlook, (b) the motives and the manner of his early involvement with communism, and (c) the main ideas of his fully developed Marxist Weltanschauung expressed in the essays of his book History and Class-consciousness (1923).