Postwar
摘要
The chapter begins with Lukács’s praise for Mann as a writer moving toward socialism and Mann’s essay on Dostoevsky and Nietzsche. It then discusses Lukács and Kerényi’s reflections on Doctor Faustus, before calling attention to the former writer’s attack on the latter. It continues with Mann’s praise for Arnold Hauser and Hauser’s Social History of Art, followed by an analysis of that work. It turns next to Mann’s novel Felix Krull, and concludes with Mann’s celebration of Attila József and Lukács.