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Katie Terezakis

Rochester Institute of Technology
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  • Rochester Institute of Technology
    Department of Philosophy
    Regular Faculty
The New School
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 2004
Homepage
Henrietta, New York, United States of America
Areas of Specialization
Aesthetics
19th Century Philosophy
European Philosophy
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Action
Philosophy of Language
Aesthetics
Social and Political Philosophy
19th Century Philosophy
20th Century Philosophy
17th/18th Century Philosophy
European Philosophy
Philosophy of the Americas
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    Living Form and Living Criticism
    In Michael Thompson (ed.), Georg Lukacs Reconsidered: Critical Essays in Politics, Philosophy and Aesthetics, Continuum Intl Pub Group. 2011.
    European Philosophy, MiscHistory of AestheticsHistory of Political PhilosophyAesthetic Experience
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    Review: Agnes Heller A Theory of Feelings, 2nd edn (Lexington Books, 2009) (review)
    Thesis Eleven 103 (1): 113-118. 2010.
    Social and Political Philosophy
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    Soul and Form (edited book)
    with Lukács György and John T. Sanders
    Columbia University Press. 2010.
    György Lukács first published the original Hungarian language version of Soul and Form in 1910. It included eight of the ten essays later to be published in subsequent German, Italian, and English editions. This current centennial edition adds to the mix one additional Lukács essay, "On Poverty of Spirit", written at roughly the same time as the others and bearing a vital relationship to them. Finally, in this edition we have added to the Lukács material an important introductory essay by Judit…Read more
    György Lukács first published the original Hungarian language version of Soul and Form in 1910. It included eight of the ten essays later to be published in subsequent German, Italian, and English editions. This current centennial edition adds to the mix one additional Lukács essay, "On Poverty of Spirit", written at roughly the same time as the others and bearing a vital relationship to them. Finally, in this edition we have added to the Lukács material an important introductory essay by Judith Butler, as well as a concluding essay, by Katie Terezakis, which draws out connections between the Lukácsian concept of form and its elaboration and critique in Lukács’s own work and in works of critical theory and philosophy up to the present.
    Critical TheoryPhilosophy of LiteratureJudith ButlerPoetry
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