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Theory And Class Struggle: Three Interviews, Raju J. Das, Robert E. Latham
Theory And Class Struggle: Three Interviews, Raju J. Das, Robert E. Latham
Class, Race and Corporate Power
Raju Das and Robert Latham interview Lilia Monzo, Tom Brass, and Alfred Saad-Filho in the initial piece for the new "Theory and Class Struggle" section of Class, Race and Corporate Power.
Theory And Class Struggle: An Introduction To The Section, Raju J. Das, Robert E. Latham
Theory And Class Struggle: An Introduction To The Section, Raju J. Das, Robert E. Latham
Class, Race and Corporate Power
An introduction to our new section "Theory and Class Struggle" by the Section Editors - Raju Das and Robert E. Latham.
One Hundred Years Of The Dialectic: Reflections On “Marxism And Philosophy”, Daniel Skidmore-Hess
One Hundred Years Of The Dialectic: Reflections On “Marxism And Philosophy”, Daniel Skidmore-Hess
Class, Race and Corporate Power
In a recent article appearing in Spectre Journal, Darren Roso concludes his discussion of “Weimar’s Marxist Heretic: Reading Karl Korsch Today” by stating that “It is, perhaps, a good but dark time to read authors like Korsch who articulated something timeless about revolutionary Marxism.” What Roso finds “timeless” is the importance of “timeliness” in “absolute” commitment to human liberation. One might hesitate before a timeless absolute, yet it is noteworthy that the text that is most central to the intellectual legacy of Karl Korsch (1886-1961) has now reached its centenary and Roso may well be correct to claim that is …