Marx @ 200: Debating Capitalism & Perspectives for the Future of Radical Theory
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The special issue features a debate between David Harvey & Michael Hardt/Toni Negri on the relevance of Marx today, contributions by Silvia Federici on feminism and Marxism, Slavoj Žižek on the future of radical change, Erik Olin Wright on the necessity to transcend capitalism, Lara Monticelli on alternatives to capitalism and prefigurative social movements, Christian Fuchs on Marxian theory of communication and many other excellent contributions as well as the first English translation of a text by Rosa Luxemburg on Karl Marx and a review of Sven-Eric Liedman's new Marx-biography. All articles are freely downloadable, and you can also download a single PDF file containing all the contributions from the link above. With contributions by : David Harvey, Michael Hardt/Toni Negri, Christian Fuchs, Silvia Federici, Slavoj Žižek, Erik Olin Wright, Lara Monticelli, Friederike Beier, Wayne Hope, Todd Wolfson & Peter Funke, Joss Hands, Peter McLaren & Petar Jandrić, Ingo Schmidt, Bahar Kayıhan, Joff P.N. Bradley & Alex Taek-Gwang Lee, Paul O'Connell, Chihab El Khachab, Franklin Dmitryev & Eugene Gogol, Bryant William Sculos, Leila Salim Leal, Paul Reynolds, Ben Whitham, Rosa Luxemburg
Alienation - Special Issue of New Proposals 9(1)
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In spite of its clear and distinguished pedigree in European political philosophy and theology, the concept of alienation is now associated, almost exclusively, with Marxian critical theory and analysis. This special issue of New Proposals has three main objectives. The first is to collect recent scholarship primarily concerned with using, refining, or deploying the concept of alienation, showcasing the concept’s utility across a range of case studies and disciplines. Following this, the second objective is to highlight the philosophical methodology that underwrote Marx’s materialism, thus ensuring that it is not left off the agenda as the New Materialist turn unfolds. Third and finally, given the diverse expressions of alienation each paper in this collection of essays explores the historical, analytical, and practical underpinnings of the concept, its contemporary fate, and speculations on the trajectory of this idea. We hope the results will push readers to undertake a similar revisiting of the concept and using it in their own extensions of Marxian thought and analysis.
BOOK: Reconsidering value and labour in the digital age
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Edited by Eran Fisher and Christian Fuchs
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