erélmények
Erélmények refer to a concept in Hungarian psychology and philosophy, primarily associated with the works of Hungarian philosopher and psychologist **György Lukács** and later explored in the context of **existential and Marxist thought**. The term originates from the Hungarian word *erélmény*, which translates roughly to "lived experience" or "embodied experience," emphasizing the subjective, sensory, and practical dimensions of human perception and engagement with the world.
Lukács introduced the idea in his early works, particularly in *Soul and Form* (1910), where he distinguished
In later Marxist interpretations, particularly within **Western Marxism**, *erélmények* gained significance as a critique of purely
The concept also resonates in contemporary discussions on **phenomenology, embodied cognition, and critical theory**, where it