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Pieces by Katja Diefenbach

Is it simple to be a Spinozist in philosophy?: Althusser and Deleuze

Katja Diefenbach ~ RP 199 (Sept/Oct 2016), pp. 26–34 ~ Article
At strategic points in Reading Capital, Louis Althusser introduces Spinoza’s idea of an immanent cause as the decisive concept that is absent from Marx’s discourse. [1] For the Althusser of 1965, Spinoza’s model of causality is the great missing link in Marx’s thought, a philosophical omission and lacuna of symptomatic force. It explains the whole […]
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