by Octavi Piulats Riu · Mandala Ediciones · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788419710031
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This essay by Octavi Piulats Riu explores the aesthetic, philosophical, and sociological theories of May 68 and the work of Herbert Marcuse, especially his concept of eliminating repression through eroticism. The author presents an intellectual introduction to the social phenomenon of May 68, focusing on Marcuse's philosophical and political theses expounded in 'Eros and Civilization'. In addition, a biography of Marcuse and his role in the May 68 protests is included, highlighting how his ideas motivated the protest. The book also analyzes Marcuse's critique of C.G. Jung's reflections on Schiller and presents a synopsis of Schiller's aesthetics based on 'Letters for the aesthetic education of man'.
