György Márkus

György Márkus was a Hungarian philosopher known for his contributions to Marxism and Critical Theory. He sought to bridge Marxist thought with humanist philosophy, emphasizing the need for social transformation and the role of culture in shaping human experience. Márkus criticized both capitalist societies and traditional Marxist interpretations, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of human agency and social relations. His work explored how individuals can achieve self-realization within a collective, highlighting the importance of social context in human development and the potential for creating a just society through critical reflection and action.