Castoriadis, Cornelius C Philosophers
Castoriadis, Cornelius C Philosophers
Castoriadis, Cornelius
Cornelius Castoriadis, 1922-1977. A political philosopher, social critic, economist and psychoanalyst, he wrote in French. He is best known for his influential leftist critique of Leninism, as developed in the journal Socialisme ou Barbarie, which he published.
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- A one-paragraph biography.
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- An 1955 article by Castoriadis, published in Socialism or Barbarism. Develops the idea of proletarian autonomy, or workers' management.
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- An article by Castoriadis from Socialism or Barbarism. Asserts the importance of workers' perspectives.
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- An article by Castoriadis from his journal Socialism or Barbarism. A refutation of the Trotskyist claim that Soviet government only degenerated after Stalin's takeover.
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- A 1959 article by Castoriadis, published in his journal Socialism or Barbarism.
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- Texts on Cornelius Castoriadis in English, French, and Greek.
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- Picture and short biography, accompanied by a selection from Castoriadis' work "Philosophy, Politics, Autonomy."
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- Includes a brief biography, bibliography, news, and links to multilingual writings by and about the philosopher.
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- An article by Castoriadis from Socialism or Barbarism. Explores how the philosophical roots of Stalinism were present in Marxism and Leninism.
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