Non-standard anti-capitalist philosophy publication.
Dialectics of Praxis
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On Somnambulism and Structural Causality
The dominant tradition of ideological critique has struggled with this problem since at least Mannheim, who understood ideology as a kind of socially conditioned distortion, a partial perspective mistaken for a total one. The correction was, in principle, available: the free-floating intellectual. Marx’s own formulations oscillate between ideology as inverted image and ideology as material…
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Stolen Subjects: Exploitation, Alienation, and Subjectivity
Can subjectivity survive Marxism? It depends on what is meant by “subjectivity” and “Marxism.” In a certain, important sense, we are all subjects who have survived Marxism, insofar as even the question seems outdated, its tombstone marked by the fall of the Soviet Union. But even if the geopolitical power of Stalinism has been reduced…
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