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For example, he maintains that if one negates awareness, one nevertheless presupposes an awareness of this negation. Landgrebe prefers the term "awareness" to "consciousness" due to the many traditional meanings associated with the latter. As a professor of philosophy at the university of Cologne, he formed a following of phenomenologists among whom are such notables as Klaus Held, Ulrich Klaesges, and Donn Welton. Landgrebe attracted students and audiences by his vast scholarship and personal modesty, both of which were seamlessly coupled with conceptual and logical clarity.

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In this context, a wide-ranging body of new work has In this context, a wide-ranging body of new work has appeared, much of it engaging productively with emerging tendencies in political theory.

What is largely absent from these developments, however, is a serious encounter between phenomenology and Marxism as a philosophical tradition. This absence is all the more notable inasmuch as there is currently a general resurgence of interest in Marxist ideas as providing a framework for the critical analysis of the contemporary world.

There is, to be sure, an older tradition of phenomenological Marxism that includes many important contributions. But much of that work is now rather dated in terms of the salient political issues, as well as with regard to current levels of scholarship within the phenomenological tradition. What motivated those contributions, however, remains as pertinent as ever, if not more so—to wit, the recognition of important methodological and philosophical complementarities between a phenomenological analysis of lived experience and a Marxist approach to understanding the historical dynamics of capitalist society.

This volume is intended to gather together new work aiming to revitalize the tradition of phenomenological Marxism or Marxist phenomenology by combining cutting-edge scholarship that is fresh and rigorous, with a lucid sensitivity for the practical no less than the theoretical complementarity of the respective traditions.

The emphasis will be on philosophical issues as opposed to political-economy as such, but in ways that are not oblivious to the political-economic realities of our time. Although historically-oriented and figure-focused contributions are welcome, preference will be given to proposals having substantive consequences that advance important contemporary debates.

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Ludwig Landgrebe was an Austrian educator, philosopher and writer. He served as director of the Husserl-Archives and also was a professor of Philosophy. Landgrebe is the author of The phenomenology of Edmund Husserl. Education Ludwig Landgrebe studied philosophy, history and geography in Vienna. He continued his studies in Freiburg and in became an assistant to Edmund Husserl. In , Landgrebe received a Doctor of Philosophy degree. Later he went to Prague in order to receive a postdoctoral qualification.

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Landgrebe, Ludwig (1902–1992)

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