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Marxism, Post-Marxism and Development Fetishism
Capital & Class, 1995This article examines the impasse in development studies and takes issue with the contention that the roots of this impasse lie in the work of Marx. It does so by examining orthodox and structuralist versions of Marxism, and argues that these determinist approaches actually fetishise, in Marx's sense, social reality.
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History of Political Economy, 1972
Marginalism and Marxism may seem at first sight a very stale subject for debate, of interest only to antiquarians and the celebrators of centenaries. What possible good can it do, it may be asked, to discuss the relation between two theoretical systems which were first put forward a whole century ago, neither of which anybody today accepts without ...
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Marginalism and Marxism may seem at first sight a very stale subject for debate, of interest only to antiquarians and the celebrators of centenaries. What possible good can it do, it may be asked, to discuss the relation between two theoretical systems which were first put forward a whole century ago, neither of which anybody today accepts without ...
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Marxism and the interpretation of culture
, 1988Cary Nelson, L. Grossberg
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Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, 1975
Feminism is the struggle against sexism, or discriminatory social practices and ideologies that result in male supremacy and female oppression. Sexism as a form of social oppression is not a modern phenomenon. Paraphrasing Marx and Engels,1 it can be stated that the history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles and sex ...
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Feminism is the struggle against sexism, or discriminatory social practices and ideologies that result in male supremacy and female oppression. Sexism as a form of social oppression is not a modern phenomenon. Paraphrasing Marx and Engels,1 it can be stated that the history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles and sex ...
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY FOUNDATIONS OF CHINESE MARXISM AND ITS SOCIOCULTURAL IMPLICATIONS
Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Philosophy, 2022Yaroslav Sobolievskyi +2 more
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2016
This chapter examines Marxist theory's understanding of capitalism as an historically particular way of organizing social life and how Marxism can shed light on complex social relationships through which human beings produce and reproduce their social relations, the natural world, and themselves.
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This chapter examines Marxist theory's understanding of capitalism as an historically particular way of organizing social life and how Marxism can shed light on complex social relationships through which human beings produce and reproduce their social relations, the natural world, and themselves.
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