The social philosophy of Agnes Heller
By: edited by John Burnheim.
Contributors: Burnheim, John.
Series: Poznań studies in the philosophy of the sciences and the humanities -- v. 37.
Publisher: Rodopi
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Amsterdam; Atlanta, GA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 346
Subjects: Heller, Agnes -- Criticism and interpretation.; Politics -- Philosophy.
Notes: Some articles translated by the editor.

"The bibliography of Agnes Heller": p. [313]-330.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / John Burnheim; title: A lover of philosophy, a lover of Europe / Mihály Vajda; title: On the possibility of a philosophy of values, a dialogue within the Budapest School / Phillippe Despoix; title: Women in dark times, Agnes Heller and Hannah Arendt / Martin Jay; title: The human condition and the modern predicament / Johann P. Arnason; title: Agnes Heller, philosophy, rational utopia and praxis / Richard J. Bernstein; title: Narrating modernity / Zygmunt Bauman; title: Theories of history, Agnes Heller and R.G. Collingwood / Peter Beilharz; title: Heller's theory of everyday life / Richard Wolin; title: Radical philosophy and the theory of modernity / Paul Harrison; title: The limits of formal justice / Arthur J. Jacobson; title: Civility and radicalism / Peter Murphy; title: Pluralism and politics / Peter Murphy; title: The good life, a moral gesture / Victoria Camps; title: Philosophy beyond the baseless and tragic character of action / Laura Boella; title: The politics of morals / György Márkus; title: A reply to my critics / Agnes Heller.