The End of History? Fukuyama - Marx - Modernity

The End of History? Fukuyama - Marx - Modernity Book Description Sixteen years have passed since Francis Fukuyama wrote his article "The End of History" and declared the end of humanity's social and political evolution. What happened during these sixteen years must have shown everyone in a wide spectrum of thought, including the defenders of liberalism, that history has not ended and that humanity's search for equality and justice has not ended. So much so that the events that have taken place since the summer of 1989, when Fukuyama's famous article appeared, and which no historical commentator can remain indifferent to, have pushed the discussions about the end of history far down the agenda. However, Fukuyama's criticisms of Marxism and its theory of history, on the basis of the flaws of real socialism, which has already become history, remain alive and are constantly repeated by those who defend the liberal worldview. The book in your hands is written by the editors, Christopher Bertram and Andrew Chitty, Fukuyama's It is a product of his views that the left, which should have taken his criticisms seriously, has failed in its efforts to respond to him. This book, consisting of nine articles, examines Fukuyama's theses, Marxism of the past and today, the problems of socialist thought and modernity: The End of History? It confronts the history thesis of liberalism by examining it under the general title. Number of Pages: 301Print Year: 2006Language: TurkishPublisher: İmge Kitabevi