Marxism and the Individual

This book attempts to develop a Marxist theory of the human individual. It contends that the standard description of the human as a bio-psycho-social being is fundamentally deficient as it doesn't specify which of these attributes is the determining one. As long as this is not done, the real nature of humanity cannot be uncovered.

Presents a Marxist approach to human spirituality Interdisciplinary in its approach to the human condition, drawing on multiple fields Offers careful readings of major thinkers from a variety of fields: Freud, Maslow, Fromm, and others

Autorentext

Cem Erogul is a retired professor of constitutional law at Ankara University, and author of textbooks and monographs on constitutional law and comparative government (in Turkish), including An Essay on the Nature of the State (1981).

Inhalt
Introduction.- Chapter I: Cognitive Tools.- Chapter II: The Soul (the Psyche).- Chapter III: Culture.- Conclusion.