radical philosophy

Radical Philosophy is a UK-based journal of socialist and feminist philosophy. The journal appears 6 times a year and features major academic articles, commentaries, news and a large & diverse reviews section.

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Posts tagged ‘class consciousness’

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Philosophizing the everyday

The philosophy of praxis and the fate of cultural studies

by John Michael Roberts / RP 098 (Nov/Dec 1999)

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Reification, Class and ‘New Social Movements’

by Paul Browne / RP 055 (Summer 1990)

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Dull Compulsion of the Economic

The Dominant Ideology and Social Reproduction

by Conrad Lodziak / RP 049 (Summer 1988)

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The Frankfurt School and the Problem of Critique

A Reply to McCarney

by Peter Osborne and Peter Dews / RP 045 (Spring 1987)

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Marx’s ‘Social Revolution’ and the Division of Labour

by Istvan Mészaros / RP 044 (Autumn 1986)

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Ordinary Language

by Vincent di Norcia / RP 012 (Winter 1975)

Discussion: Merleau-Ponty’s Rejection of Marxism

by Madan Sarup / RP 012 (Winter 1975)

Discussion: Leninism versus proletarian self-emancipation; Laing’s social philosophy; The Trivialily of Althusser

by Adam Buick, David Britton and Peter Binns / RP 007 (Spring 1974)

Proletarian Self-Emancipation

by Norman Geras / RP 006 (Winter 1973)

The Question of Hegemony

by G. Nowell-Smith / RP 005 (Summer 1973)

Class, Consciousness, Control, Communication

by Trevor Pateman / RP 005 (Summer 1973)