Decentering and Refocusing Marx
Radical Philosophy Review 14 (2):217-221 (2011)
| Abstract | Anderson takes on the notion that Marx ignored or rejected the significance of human struggles other than those directly related to the proletarian revolution and argues on the basis of Marx’s lesser-known writings and his activism that Marxism is following more-or-less the path of Marx himself in expanding beyond narrowly-conceived ideas about revolution. I see Anderson’s strongest case as establishing that Marx’s writings are an essential point of departure that offers insights relevant across a wide range of liberatory struggles. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Marx, Marxism, margins, revolutionary theory | |||||||||
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