| − | '''Georg Lukacs''' (György Lukács) was fellow traveler and influential [[Hungarian]] [[Marxist]] [[philosopher]] among founders of [[Frankfurt School]].<ref name="FIORAZO2012">{{cite book |author=David Fiorazo |title=ERADICATE: Blotting Out God in America |publisher=Life Sentence Publishing |place=Abbotsford, WA |year=2012 |chapter=10 |pages=246 |isbn=978-1-62245-026-8 |url=http://davidfiorazo.com/2013/02/introduction-to-eradicate-blotting-out-god-in-america/ |quote=Frankfurt School}}</ref> Lukács had a major influence on forming the philosophical foundations of the [[New Left]]. [[Thomas Mann]] was inspired by Lukács and portrayed him as ''Naphta'' in ''The Magic Mountain''.<ref name="Lazar2017"/> | + | '''Georg Lukacs''' (''György Lukács'', 1885–1971) was fellow traveler and influential [[Hungarian]] [[Marxist]] [[philosopher]] among founders of [[Frankfurt School]].<ref name="FIORAZO2012">{{cite book |author=David Fiorazo |title=ERADICATE: Blotting Out God in America |publisher=Life Sentence Publishing |place=Abbotsford, WA |year=2012 |chapter=10 |pages=246 |isbn=978-1-62245-026-8 |url=http://davidfiorazo.com/2013/02/introduction-to-eradicate-blotting-out-god-in-america/ |quote=Frankfurt School}}</ref> Lukács had a major influence on forming the philosophical foundations of the [[New Left]]. [[Thomas Mann]] was inspired by Lukács and portrayed him as ''Naphta'' in ''The Magic Mountain''.<ref name="Lazar2017"/> |