Posts tagged ‘Marxism’
Does a Marxian Critical Theory of Society Need a Moral Theory?
by Kai Nielsen / RP 059 (Autumn 1991)
Slavoj Žižek and Renata Salecl
Lacan in Slovenia
by Renata Salecl, Peter Osborne and Peter Dews / RP 058 (Summer 1991)
The Situationist International
A Case of Spectacular Neglect
by Sadie Plant / RP 055 (Summer 1990)
The recent exhibitions of Situationist art and paraphernalia in London, Paris, and Boston, have given the Situationist International (SI) an unprecedented academic and cultural profile. Even during the movement’s most active period, when many of its ideas and practices were realised in the events in France 1968, it received little serious appraisal; to some extent [...]
Marxism, Romanticism and Utopia
Ernst Bloch and William Morris
by Ruth Levitas / RP 051 (Spring 1989)
Humanism = Speciesism
Marx on Humans and Animals
by Ted Benton / RP 050 (Autumn 1988)
This paper1 is intended to form part of a more extended exploration of some key texts of Marx from the standpoint of the so-called ‘new’ social movements (though some of these pre-date the Marxist tradition itself!). Here, I shall be focussing on the early work of Marx – especially the Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of [...]
The Eupsychian Impulse
Psychoanalysis and Left politics since ’68
by Barry Richards / RP 048 (Spring 1988)
The Narration of an Unhappy Consciousness
Lukács, Marxism, the Novel, and Beyond
by Keith Ansell-Pearson / RP 043 (Summer 1986)
More on Market Socialism; A Level Philosophy: A Reply to Roche
by Steve Brigley and Boris Frankel / RP 041 (Autumn 1985)
From ‘Overdetermination’ to ‘Structural Causality’
Some Unresolved Problems in Althusser’s Treatment of Causality
by Sheelagh Strawbridge / RP 038 (Summer 1984)
Does a Marxian Critical Theory of Society Need a Moral Theory?
by Kai Nielsen / RP 059 (Autumn 1991)
Slavoj Žižek and Renata Salecl
Lacan in Slovenia
by Renata Salecl, Peter Osborne and Peter Dews / RP 058 (Summer 1991)
The Situationist International
A Case of Spectacular Neglect
by Sadie Plant / RP 055 (Summer 1990)
The recent exhibitions of Situationist art and paraphernalia in London, Paris, and Boston, have given the Situationist International (SI) an unprecedented academic and cultural profile. Even during the movement’s most active period, when many of its ideas and practices were realised in the events in France 1968, it received little serious appraisal; to some extent [...]
Marxism, Romanticism and Utopia
Ernst Bloch and William Morris
by Ruth Levitas / RP 051 (Spring 1989)
Humanism = Speciesism
Marx on Humans and Animals
by Ted Benton / RP 050 (Autumn 1988)
This paper1 is intended to form part of a more extended exploration of some key texts of Marx from the standpoint of the so-called ‘new’ social movements (though some of these pre-date the Marxist tradition itself!). Here, I shall be focussing on the early work of Marx – especially the Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of [...]
The Eupsychian Impulse
Psychoanalysis and Left politics since ’68
by Barry Richards / RP 048 (Spring 1988)
The Narration of an Unhappy Consciousness
Lukács, Marxism, the Novel, and Beyond
by Keith Ansell-Pearson / RP 043 (Summer 1986)
More on Market Socialism; A Level Philosophy: A Reply to Roche
by Steve Brigley and Boris Frankel / RP 041 (Autumn 1985)
From ‘Overdetermination’ to ‘Structural Causality’
Some Unresolved Problems in Althusser’s Treatment of Causality
by Sheelagh Strawbridge / RP 038 (Summer 1984)
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