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Foucault against Marxism: Althusser beyond Althusser

2014
This is an essay about two late-twentieth-century French philosophers, Michel Foucault and Louis Althusser, and Marxism. My thesis, simply stated, is that Foucault and Althusser pursued the same basic theoretical trajectory in relation to Marxism and that this trajectory is both rooted in and leads decisively away from Marx and Marxism.
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Althusser Before Althusser: From Christianity to Communism

2016
Louis Althusser insisted that philosophical work has no destination. It is rather an enterprise without beginning or end, and therefore without a point at which a philosopher has to arrive, or without a goal to achieve. A philosopher is an individual who jumps on a moving train “without knowing where he comes from (origin) or where he is going (goal).”
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Althusser’s Lenin

Diacritics, 2015
“Althusser’s Lenin” is an examination of the importance of Lenin in the development of Althusser’s thought. His initial definition of philosophy as the theory of theoretical practices necessarily set beyond the realm of political practice was in some sense defined in opposition to Lenin whose conception of philosophy Althusser regarded as failing ...
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Althusser’s Instrumentalism

1988
The fact that the Marxist conception of historical cognition assumes a methodology of theoretical historicism1 cannot be subject to doubt since (1) according to this conception, all studies of a course of societal events, and hence historical studies, ought to rely—given the explanation of particular social phenomena—on the theorems of historical ...
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Althusser’s Politics

2016
Let us put forward a few preliminary theses. One of the most difficult aspects of writing about Althusser is rethinking his politics. This is indeed a paradoxical position, since, in one instance, his entire oeuvre is political. This said, there are no Althusserian political parties or political movements of any kind. In this regard, Althusserianism is
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Althusser’s Gramscian Debt: On Reading Out Loud

Rethinking Marxism, 2019
Robyn Marasco
exaly  

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