11. East Central Europe – Independent Paths in the Eastern Bloc

Kai Froeb 2026

Part III: The Eastern Bloc – Marxism as Anti-fascism (1945-1989)

  1. Positioning: Between Orthodoxy and Dissidence
  2. The Budapest School – Lukács’s Heirs Between Critique and Emigration
  3. Polish Hegelians – Between Marxism and Dissidence
  4. Czechoslovakia – Between Marxist Renewal and Phenomenological Dissidence
  5. Yugoslavia – The Praxis Group (1964-1975)
  6. Systematic Assessment: Four Paths Out of Dogmatic Marxism

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