January 01st, 1997
On the MEGA and the French Edition of Capital, Vol. I: An Appreciation and a Critique
September 21st, 1995
Lenin’s Encounter with Hegel after Eighty Years
As I write these lines, it is 80 years since the outbreak of World War I in August 1914 began to undermine liberalism’s modernist faith in unilinear progress toward the well-being of all. Established Marxism, itself influenced philosophically by neo-Kantian and positivist evolutionary schemata, was almost as unprepared for the resurgence of violence and destruction in the heart of the world’s most “advanced” and democratic capitalist societies. In what was to become the first major crisis of Marxism, the Second International split apart, as fine words about internationalism receded in [...]
November 01st, 1994
Derrida on Marx: (Re)turn or De(con)struction?
Ever since he stunned an international Marx conference in Riverside, California last year with his call for a return to Marx, something which also marked a major "turn" in his thought, Jacques Derrida's book The Specters of Marx has been eagerly awaited by a broad spectrum of the intellectual Left. The book is in fact a much-expanded version of that April 1993 lecture. ...
November 01st, 1993
On Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory: A Critical Appreciation of Herbert Marcuse’s Reason and Revolution, Fifty Years Later
(Chinese Translation)
June 01st, 1992
Rubel’s Marxology: A Critique
January 01st, 1992
Lenin, Hegel, and Western Marxism: From the 1920s to 1953
Lenin, Hegel, and Western Marxism: From the 1920s to 1953, Studies in Soviet Thought (Fribourg, Switzerland) 44:2
January 01st, 1992
The East European Upheavals, German Unification and the Future of Marxism
January 01st, 1990
Kevin B. Anderson, Die Marcuse-Dunayevskaya Korrespondenz – Marxistischer Humanismus in Amerika
January 01st, 1989
A Preliminary Exploration of the Dunayevskaya-Marcuse Dialogue, 1954 to 79 (with excerpts from their correspondence and comments by Douglas Kellner)
January 01st, 1988
