Karel Kosík

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Karel Kosík was a Czech Marxist philosopher best known for his influential work "Dialectics of the Concrete" and his critical engagement with both Western Marxism and phenomenology.

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instanceOf Czech philosopher
Marxist philosopher
human
philosopher
countryOfCitizenship Czech Republic
Czechoslovakia
educatedAt Charles University
employer Charles University
ethnicGroup Czech
familyName Kosík
fieldOfWork Marxist theory
philosophy
political philosophy
social philosophy
genre philosophical literature
political essay
social criticism
givenName Karel
influenced Central European Marxist thought
Czech critical theory
influencedBy Edmund Husserl
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
linked to: G. W. F. Hegel

György Lukács
Karl Marx
Martin Heidegger
languageOfWorkOrName Czech
movement Marxism
Western Marxism
phenomenology
name Karel Kosík
notableIdea critique of both Soviet Marxism and Western liberalism
dialectics of the concrete
integration of Marxism and phenomenology
philosophy of everyday life
notableWork Dialectics of the Concrete
occupation essayist
university teacher
writer
opposedTo Stalinism
linked to: Stalin era

dogmatic Marxism
participantIn Prague Spring
placeOfBirth Prague
placeOfDeath Prague
sexOrGender male
workInvolves Marxist humanism
critique of everyday life
critique of reification
dialectics

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Jan Patočka notableStudent Karel Kosík
Karel Kosík name Karel Kosík