Contributors
Introduction
Part 1: Fundamental Aspects of Lukács ' Ontology of Social Being
1
Ontology and Labor in the Lukács ' Late Thought
Antonino Infranca and Miguel Vedda
2
Lukács and the Reshaping of Marxism: From Hartmann 's to Lukács ' Ontology
Endre Kiss
3
Lukács ' Ontology of Social Being and the Material Basis of Intentionality
Matthew J. Smetona
Part 2: Hegelian-Marxist Dimensions of Lukács ' Social Ontology
4
György Lukács ' Ontological Interpretation of Marx 's Labor Theory of Value
Murillo van der Laan
5
The Ontology of Alienation: Lukács ' Normative Theory of History
Andreas Giesbert
6
Lukács ' Late Appropriation of Hegel 's Philosophy: The Ontology of Materialist Dialectics and the Complexities of Labor as Teleological Positing
Michalis Skomvoulis
Part 3: Lukács ' Social Ontology and Contemporary Philosophy
7
On the "Constitution of Human Society": Lukács ' versus Searle 's Social Ontology
Claudius Vellay
8
Why Still Reification? Toward a Critical Social Ontology
Thomas Telios
9
Unlikely Affinities: J.L. Borges, Kuhn, Lakatos and Ontological Critique
Mario Duayer
10
The Politics of Nature, Left and Right: Comparing the Ontologies of Georg Lukács and Bruno Latour
Christoph Henning
Part 4: Toward a Critical Social Ontology
11
From Critical Theory to Critical Ontology: Back to Lukács!
Michael Morris
12
Normativity and Totality: Lukács ' Contribution to a Critical Social Ontology
Titus Stahl
13
Lukács and the Problem of Knowledge: Critical Ontology as Social Theory
Reha Kadakal
14
Marx, Lukács and the Groundwork for Critical Social Ontology
Michael J. Thompson
Index