"Soul and Form" is a thought-provoking exploration into the relationship between inner meaning and external expression, written by the influential philosopher and literary critic, György Lukács. First published in 1911, this seminal work delves into the concept of form and its profound impact on human perception of the soul, offering a collection of essays that scrutinize various art forms and their ability to convey complex philosophical ideas.
This paperback edition allows readers to immerse themselves in Lukács's early contributions to aesthetics and literary theory. By engaging with essays on a diverse array of subjects—from poetry and drama to philosophy and novelistic narrative—Lukács invites intellectual curiosity and a deeper understanding of artistic expression.
Perfect for both scholars in the fields of literature, philosophy, and the humanities, as well as anyone interested in the intersection of art and philosophy, "Soul and Form" offers timeless insights that remain influential to this day.