Further Reading
- Adorno, Theodor W. (1991). "Ernst Bloch's Spuren," Notes to Literature, Volume One, New York, Columbia University Press
- Geoghegan, Vincent (1996). Ernst Bloch, London, Routledge
- Hudson, Wayne (1982). The Marxist philosophy of Ernst Bloch, New York, St. Martin's Press
- Schmidt, Burghard (1985) Ernst Bloch, Stuttgart, Metzler
- Münster, Arno (1989). Ernst Bloch: messianisme et utopie, PUF, Paris
- Jones, John Miller (c1995). Assembling (post)modernism : the utopian philosophy of Ernst Bloch, New York, P Lang. (Studies in European thought, v.11)
- Korstvedt, Benjamin M. (2010). Listening for utopia in Ernst Bloch’s musical philosophy, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press
- West, Thomas H. (1991). Ultimate hope without God : the atheistic eschatology of Ernst Bloch, New York, P. Lang (American university studies series 7 theology religion ; vol 97)
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