Political Theory Bookshelf: The Philosophy of Marx
An excerpt from Étienne Balibar's introduction to the 2017 edition of The Philosophy of Marx — part of the Political Theory Bookshelf sale, 50% off until Sunday, March 4 at 11:59pm EST.
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Posts tagged: philosophy
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Beyond Endless Winter: An Interview with Nick Srnicek
A conversation with Nick Srnicek on accelerationism, technology, and political practice.
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The Challenge to Science (1984)
Our vision of nature is undergoing a radical change toward the multiple, the temporal, and the complex.
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Man as Idea (1939)
Idealism appears in bourgeois philosophy to oppose itself to mechanism, and in a certain sense it does. But if we look into concrete living, we see that both are generated simultaneously.
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Ernst Bloch — Francesc Abad: Correspondences
There is something both refreshing and salutary in rediscovering Ernst Bloch, the philosopher of utopia, at this most anti-utopian age.
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Henri Lefebvre’s Letter on the Unknown Painter to Comrade D.
Lefebvre's monument to the unknown painter remains to be built.
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Cosmopolitics
Emily Apter revisits the debate on cosmopolitanism and examines Étienne Balibar's conception of cosmopolitics.
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Introduction to Marxism and the Philosophy of Science
Helena Sheehan introduces her survey of the philosophies of science developed during Marxism's first century.
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Alain Badiou on the Egyptian Revolution, Seven Years Later
On the seven-year anniversary of the 25 January Egyptian Revolution, Alain Badiou reflects on the movement that inspired The Rebirth of History.
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Video: Étienne Balibar — Democracy and Liberty in Times of Violence
Étienne Balibar delivers the 2018 Hrant Dink Memorial Lecture at Bogaziçi University in Istanbul.
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Reviving the Commons: Isabelle Stengers on the Zad
The zadists should be credited not only for resisting, but for experimenting with new forms of life.
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1977, the Debut of the New Era: an Interview with Paolo Virno
77 against the present. An interview with Paolo Virno, forty years after the movement of 1977 in Italy.
