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Raphael Levy, The Astrological "Works of Abraham Ibn Ezra, a literary and linguistic study with special reference to the Old French translation of Hagin, 1927
No full textMarx Alexander. Raphael Levy, The Astrological "Works of Abraham Ibn Ezra, a literary and linguistic study with special reference to the Old French translation of Hagin, 1927. In: Romania, tome 54 n°213, 1928. pp. 136-138
Raphael (Freddy) Herberich-Marx (Geneviève). Mémoire plurielle de l'Alsace. Grandeurs et servitudes d'un pays des marges
No full textKleinschmager Richard. Raphael (Freddy) Herberich-Marx (Geneviève). Mémoire plurielle de l'Alsace. Grandeurs et servitudes d'un pays des marges. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°96, 1996. pp. 123-124
Practice and form : economic critique with Marx and Bourdieu
No full textThe chapter argues to combine Marx and Bourdieu for the purpose of economic critique. Whereas Marx reveals the crucial importance of social forms and capital fetishism, Bourdieu is a strong weapon against rational choice theory. And he convincingly criticizes Marxism for its inability to overcome basic theoretical oppositions like idealism vs. materialism. But Bourdieu’s capital theory also contributes to the proliferation of capital concepts in social science and therefore contains some complicity with economic imperialism, that is, the colonizing of research fields by the economic approach. When Marx wrote his Critique of Political Economy, economics did not yet exist. Only later the new economic orthodoxy emerged, propagating the economic approach as the best and only serious way to explain all human behaviour. As a sociological antidote to this, Bourdieu’s theory of practice is of crucial importance. And if Marx may be somewhat outdated as a critical economist, he remains powerful as economic critique. In order to challenge economic imperialism all disposable sources of critique can be mobilized, but contradictions and tensions between them should not be ignored. This approach is what Bourdieu calls a reflexive eclecticism, and the author entirely adheres to this concept
Marx und kein Ende: Rezension zur Ausstellung "Karl Marx und der Kapitalismus" im Deutschen Historischen Museum Berlin und dem gleichnamigen Begleitband von Raphael Gross, Jürgen Herres und Sabine Kritter (Hg.)
No full textRaphael Gross, Jürgen Herres und Sabine Kritter für das Deutsche Historische Museum (Hrsg.): Karl Marx und der Kapitalismus. Berlin, Darmstadt: wbg Theiss 2022. 978-3-86102-226-8.+++Magazin des Deutschen Historischen Museums: Marx und Wagner - Der Kapitalismus und das deutsche Gefühl. Historische Urteilskraft 03. Berlin 2021. 978-3-86102-219-
Marx as critic of law; beyond Pachukanis
No full textIn the present text we intend to problematize the Pachukanian affirmation according to which the Marxian analysis present in Capital, one immediately has the category "subject of right"; Thus, in analyzing the notion of "person" in chapters I and II of Marx's masterpiece, we try to show that the central to the author is the thematization of the social form of value, which, in fact, brings with it an opposition Between reification and the notion of person. Finally, it is intended to bring the way in which Marx points out important elements in the midst of the "struggle for rights", as opposed to the theory of the Soviet author, General Theory of Law and Marxism.No presente texto pretende-se problematizar a afirmação pachukaniana segundo a qual da análise marxiana presente em O capital, tem-se imediatamente a categoria “sujeito de direito”; assim, ao analisar a noção de “pessoa” nos capítulos I e II da obra magna de Marx, intenta-se mostrar que o central ao autor é a tematização sobre a forma social do valor, a qual, em verdade, traz consigo uma oposição entre reificação e a noção de pessoa. Por fim, pretende-se trazer o modo pelo qual Marx aponta elementos importantes em meio à “luta por direitos”, de modo oposto ao que se dá na teoria do autor soviético, deTeoria geral do Direitoe marxismo
Oral History Interview, Myra Marx Ferree (1474)
No full textIn this interview, Myra Marx Ferree discusses her upbringing where she enjoyed learning about Sociology and Politics at a young age. She is an established author, writing several successful books and now works as the director of the Center for German and European Studies at UW-Madison. To learn more about this oral history, download & review the index first (or transcript if available). It will help determine which audio file(s) to download & listen to.Myra Marx Ferree was born and raised in Morristown, New Jersey. Her interest in Sociology and Politics began at a young age. She received an undergraduate degree in Political Science at Bryn Mawr College and a PhD in Social Psychology at Harvard. Professor Ferree has published multiple books such as her most recent, Global Feminism: Transitional Women’s Activism, Organizing, and Human Rights (2006). She was also a Berlin Prize Fellow at American Academy in Berlin in 2005. Currently, Professor Ferree is the director of the Center for German and European Studies as well as a member of the committee of Gender and Women’s Studies at UW-Madison
Review of the book How Fascism Works, by J. Stanley
No full textDr. Devin Z. Shaw (Douglas College) reviews the book How fascism works, by J. Stanley (2020).Final article published
Warum Marx? III: Wir haben Wissenschaftler*innen drei Fragen gestellt
No full text1. Wo taucht Marx in ihrem biografischen Horizont auf? 2. Welcher Marx, das heißt welcher Teil, welche Idee oder welcher Begriff
ist für Sie von besonderer Bedeutung? 3. Was können die Sozialwissenschaften heute noch von Marx lernen
Aspectos da conceituação do trabalho em Marx: a alienação como abstração concreta
No full textThis article covers a question relative to the double determination and dialecticityin the concept of labour, as developed by Marx from the Hegelian dialectics. It seeksto demonstrate the ontological significance of the concept to the Marxian thought,a key element in his critics as a path to self-conscience and as a territory foralienation. Through the inquiry on the concepts of abstraction concreteness inrelation to labour, it hopes to clarify its employment and epistemological reach asit provides an understanding of alienation as a process of abstraction that,projected in the social relations of production, becomes concrete.Situated Architectur
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