MacIntyre Alasdair. Herbert Marcuse: An exposition and a polemic

New York: The Viking Press, 1970. — 114 p.Marcuse’s analysis of man in modem industrial Society has in recent years become a source for revolutionary ideas and slogans. Is his analysis sound? Are his conclusions true? Alasdair MacIntyre pursues these questions in a forthright and highly critical study of Marcuse’s thought and his relation to other writers, especially Freud, Marx, and Hegel.Marcuse's Early Doctrine.
Some Critical Questions
Marcuse's Interpretation of Hegel and Marx
Freud Reinterpreted: Eros and Civilization
Soviet Marxism
One-Dimensional Man: The Critique of Contemporary Society
One-Dimensional Man: The Critique of Modern Philosophy
Marcuse's Program