Review: Appreciating John Lukacs

Review work: major countries and eastern Europe, Tokuwir: European Revolution and Gobinore, Communication with Gobinot, Tokuwir, Gobino, Cold War History, Cold War New History, Historical Consciousness, Contemporary Heritage, History of Chesnut University, 1924, 1974, Final Europe War: 1939 - 1941, 1945: Zero Year, Philadelphia 1900 - 1950: Nobility and Perishiteness, Growing Democracy: 20th Century American History, Historical Consciousness, Budapest 1900: City Historical Portraits and Its Culture, confession of the original sinner, duel: From the 10th to the 31st of 1940, the 80-day struggle between Churchill and Hitler

Historian John Lucachi expressed the characteristics of 1895-1955 as "episodes of bourgeois" in American history. By the middle of the 19th century, at least in the northern states there was a unique bourgeoisan culture formed. As an observer of the American situation, Alexis de Tocqueville believes that the bourgeois standards, values ​​and institutional benefits are the most important and dynamic aspects of prewar society. The definition of "bourgeoisie" in the 19th century was more moral than the economy. This term refers to the culture of groups of people who are ambitious but greedy but learn to refrain from for economic benefits and material enjoyment. The combination of morality and materialism is a distinguishing feature of American bourgeoisie. Moderate, disciplined, and ethical ethics are essential to the social and political vision of bourgeois.

In the 20th century, the theorists were based on Marx's theory to analyze the impact of class consciousness on society. For example, Georg Lukacs believes that it has money earned by the middle class, can correctly assess the vulnerability of wealth, and regard that position as achief rather than a correct outcome. At the same time, according to Lukács, the upper class considers their social position to be a static position or inevitability, which helps to gain a sense of rights.

In this article we will use Gyorgy Lukacs to explain the relationship between theory and practice. In the first chapter of Rukaach's history and class consciousness, we focus on how theory and practice are related to ensure the success of the Communist revolution. Lukács explains this clearly. This is the most fundamental way to explain the relationship between theory and practice. Although Marx argues that Communism is the most practical activity, Marx argues that the view of Communism is to change the world, but Communism is primarily science. The starting point for all communist organizations is to recognize that Marxism is part of theoretical reasoning and should not be used by someone's personal whim. Marxism is an important campaign aimed at changing the world according to its scientific expression.