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This is a partisan book, rejecting the assumption of a bankruptcy of Marxist theory in face of the collapse of the state socialist regimes, and countering the criticisms advanced by postmodernist writers and feminists, although it takes the latter very seriously. Viewing Marxism as the indispensable basis for a new 21st-century liberation doctrine, it identifies the basic issue as the nature of the historical subject, which Marx and Engels too readily associated with a white, male industrial proletariat. Starting with the 'philosophical anthropology' of the early Marx, this book takes a…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1996Macmillan Press · 393 pages · 9780333654446
Marxian economicsMarxian school of sociologyMarxist PhilosophyCommunism