The sociological tradition of Hungarian philosophy

Tamás Demeter

1-16

Anti-metaphysical reasoning and sociological approach

roads from nationalism to regionalism in the 19th–20th century hungarian intellectual tradition

Gabor Gángó

17-30

The background scenery

"official" Hungarian philosophy and the Lukács circle at the turn of the century

László Perecz

31-43

For neoclassical tragedy

György Lukács's drama book

Lee Congdon

45-54

György Lukács 1902–1918

his way to Marx

Ferenc L. Lendvai

55-73

The safe haven of a new classicism

the quest for a new aesthetics in hungary 1904–1912

Eva Forgács

75-95

Soul–life–knowledge

the young Mannheim's way to sociology

Andras Karácsony

97-111

Lakatos' philosophical work in Hungary

Gabor Kutrovátz

113-133

Socialising technology

the archives of István Hajnal

Peter Szirák

135-147

The networked mind

Kristóf Nyíri

149-158

A natural history of a lonely man

István Danka

159-163

L. Congdon, Seeing red

László Perecz

165-167

G. Fodor, Das hoffnungslose Meisterwerk, Essays zur Musikphilosophie

Veronika Kovacs

169-172

Agency, ethics and politics in Aurel Kolnai's philosophy,

Tamás Demeter

173-175