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基本説明
In this concise and cogent survey, Darrow Schecter avoids trivializing the struggles of the last 150 years, focusing on Marx's theories and the diverse struggles for human emancipation that have characterized European and world history since the French Revolution.
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There are many ways of presenting the history of the left. In this concise and cogent survey, Darrow Schecter avoids trivializing struggles of the last 150 years, focusing on Marx's theories and the diverse struggles for human emancipation that have characterized European and world history since the French Revolution. Each chapter in the book builds on the previous one, analysing the emergence and development of a specifically left wing understanding of the relation between knowledge, left politics, and emancipation. Schecter explores the crucial question of how to institutionalize the relation between humanity and nature in a free society of fully humanized individuals. Including discussions of Marxism, the Frankfurt School, Critical Theory, Anarchism, Surrealism, and Global Anti-Capitalism, "The History of the Left from Marx to the Present" is a valuable tool for understanding the theories that have helped shape our present-day political world.
Contents
Introduction:; Chapter 1: Marx; Chapter 2: Western Marxism; Chapter 3: Critical Theory (I): The Frankfurt School; Chapter 4: The Libertarians; Chapter 5: From Situationism to Autonomism: Theory and Practice on the Ground, 1957-1977; Chapter 6: Critical Theory (II): Post-structuralism, Foucault and Deleuze; Chapter 7: From Autonomism and Post-structuralism to Global Protest: The Road to Genoa, Empire and Beyond; Chapter 8: Conclusion Glossary Index.