Marx's sketch of communist society in The German Ideology and the problems of occupational confinement and occupational identity
Philosophy and Social Criticism 37 (2):189-215 (2011)
| Abstract | The sketch of communist society in The German Ideology is often dismissed for lacking seriousness or coherence. Thorough philological, contextual and philosophical inquiry reveals otherwise. The final version of the sketch enjoys a systematic place within Marx’s thought, as a description of activity in developed communism, and advances a provocative thesis of the negation of vocation. This thesis is composed of two distinct claims: occupational confinement is abolished, and occupational identities disappear. These claims recommend communist society on grounds of autonomy and recognition | |||||||||
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