Ronnie Munck
Abstract
As the author of this article demonstrates, much of the work on nationalism of the Austro-Marxist Otto Bauer is best understood in relation to its historical context, but his theory of nationalism remains an essential starting point in the development of a non-reductionist theory of nationalism today.
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As the author of this article demonstrates, much of the work on nationalism of the Austro-Marxist Otto Bauer is best understood in relation to its historical context, but his theory of nationalism remains an essential starting point in the development of a non-reductionist theory of nationalism today.
Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Nationalism, Context (archaeology), Epistemology, Reductionism, Sociology, Relation (database), Social science