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Showing 1 to 20 of 207 for “"Marxism"”.
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Bodies: Punk, Love and Marxism
This thesis returns love to the purview of Marxism and punk, which had attempted to ban the interpersonal in respective critiques of abstractions. Love-as-sense—as it is figured by Marx— will be distinguished from the love-of-love-songs, and from commodity fetishism and alienation, which relate to …
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Marxism and Population: A Reappraisal
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Neo-Marxism, development and underdevelopment
… and underdevelopment in South Africa. By "neo-Marxism" the writer means that body of thought which, although rooted in traditional Marxism, attempts to come to terms with the relative success of Marxism in the underdeveloped world and its relative lack of success in the developed world. In the …
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Marxism and nationalism : the misleading European heritage
… unity between the different European schools of Marxism, despite the considerable intellectual and political differences between the different European Marxist traditions.This thematic unity is called the Marxist parameters of analysis of the national phenomenon, and it consists of the theory of …
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Raymond Williams : literature, Marxism and cultural materialism
… of the concept of cultural materialism in Marxism and Literature in 1977.
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A Comparative Study of Marxism and Critical Realism
In my thesis I attempt to compare Marxism with critical realism. My conclusion is that critical realism is incapable of supporting Marxism. My understanding of Marxism is based on Capital. In Capital, the method of social exploration employed by Marx is historically contextual. Capitalism provides …
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Interrogating post-Marxism: Laclau and Mouffe, Foucault, and Žižek
… wager is that by shifting away from essentialist Marxism, and towards a post-Marxist theory of hegemony which they adapt from Gramsci, the analytic for overturning contemporary hegemony will take the form of a radical democratic politics. My contention is that in shifting away from essentialist …
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The scholar advocate: Rudolf Schlesinger's writings on Marxism and Soviet historiography
… whose understanding of the dialectical nature of Marxism leads him to seek the next stage in its development, since Lenin’s revolutionary successes forever altered the socio-economic landscape and thus fated his theories to obsolescence. An examination of Schlesinger’s attitude towards Stalin as a …
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Preaching Marxism? The Politics and Ethics of Leftist Muslim Activists in Java
… and explores the relationship between Islam and Marxism in their activism. The activists are part of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU; The Awakening of Religious Scholars), a traditionalist Sufi organisation, which was established in 1926 in light of the growing influence of Islamic Modernism and is …
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The problem of subjectivity in Marxism: Karl Marx, George Lukacs and Antonio Gramsci
The recent revival of interest in Marxism has addressed the question of subjectivity in new ways. This thesis undertakes a critical investigation of the theme of subjectivity in key texts from the classical Marxist tradition in preparation for assessing its contribution to contemporary debates. My …
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Rethinking hegemony as an educative-formative problem: Gramsci, post-Marxism, and radical democracy revisited
… feature of a revisionist movement known as 'post-Marxism'. Post-Marxism employs hegemony in support of its thesis of the impossibility of a homogeneous social order. It does this by interpreting the concept as one that encourages society to be viewed as a horizontal space within which is …
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Marxism After Modernism: Anglo-American Leftist Theorisations of Modernism in the Later Twentieth Century
This dissertation considers the manner in which a number of key Marxian intellectuals from the Anglo-American cultural left, including Perry Anderson, Terry Eagleton, Fredric Jameson, Edward Said, Raymond Williams, Rosalind Krauss and others, have attempted to make sense of both literary high …
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Pasolini's Cinema of the Outside and the Problem of the Renewal of Marxism: Ontology, Semiology, Semiotics and Pedagogy
… cinematic oeuvre for the debate on the crisis of Marxism. In my historical and theoretical reconstruction, Pasolini’s cinematic turn in the late 1950s was an early formulation of the problem concerning the conditions of possibility for political dissent. His film production in the 1960s and 1970s, …
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Critically Developing Real Capabilities
Critical Realism, the Capabilities Approach, and Marxism, all have underdeveloped theoretical problems. For Critical Realism, the ceteris paribus clause, which is used to asses an ideological critique, does not properly specify what other things warrant the dismissal or acceptance of said critique. …
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Marksistinių ir čiabuvių perspektyvų santykis zapatistų politiniame diskurse /
… stratified societies of 19th-century Europe, Marxism has influenced a wide range of political formations. One can see the heterogeneity and fragmentation of the left in the West itself, where the ideology originated. Additionally, it was actively acquired during the Cold War and reached many …
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Intellectual origins of the French New Left: Sartre, Lefebvre, Castoriadis
… from the leftist critiques of traditional Marxism carried out by such thinkers as Jean-Paul Sartre, Henri Lefebvre, and Cornelius Castoriadis in the period 1945 to 1968. Sartre’s existentialist critique revolved around what he considered to be the lack of a Marxist theory of subjectivity. …
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