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'Controversy was the breath of Marx's life and he revelled in it. We are therefore not at all apologetic', wrote Puran Chand Joshi in the preface to Karl Marx: A Symposium, published in 1968 commemorating the 150th birth anniversary of Marx, adding further, (It is) 'in the best Indian tradition to operate with belief and hope that it is only through the clash of ideas that truth emerges.' At a time, when a Marxian renaissance has been taking place in academia, Joshi's words reverberate with a new vitality, an evanescence of 'official Marxism' and official Marxist parties notwithstanding. There is no denying that the so-called Marxists now pay dearly for wavering 'between a rather mechanistic interpretation of crisis and its opposite: the conviction that capitalism could only be overcome by an act of will.'
This book is the outcome of an international conference on Karl Marx organised by ADRI in Patna between June 16 and 20, 2018 keeping the new Marxian reality in mind. Over 50 scholars from across the world sent papers to the Conference, covering topics such as economics, politics, society, philosophy, etc. ADRI welcomed them with an open mind in sync with the Marxian reawakening that treats Marx historically and critically.
This book is co-published with Aakar Books, New Delhi. Taylor & Francis does not sell or distribute the print versions of this book in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Contents
Introduction 1. Ancient Indian Dialectics and Marx 2. Marx's Theory of Prehistory: In Memory of György Márkus. My Great Master Whom I Never Met 3. The Origins of Marxist Oriental Studies in the USSR and Its Stalinist Distortion 4. A Short History of Black Marxism in the USA 5. From Early Marx to Véquaud's Countercultural Indophilia: Similar Aesthetics Founded on Romanticism and Communitarian Utopia 6. Sartre and Alienation: A Marxian Perspective 7. The Untimely Marx: Marx's Critique of Political Economy and the Political Dimension of Critical Economics 8. Guevara and Marx: Critical Remake of an Old Film 9. Historical Process and Gender Essentialism from a Dialectical Point of View: A Contribution to a Marxian Feminist Theory 10. Revolution, Emancipation and Social Reproduction 11. Manufacturing Profits: Modes of Surplus Extraction at the Lower End of the Global Value Chain 12. From Hegemony to Full Control: Which Kind of Elite, If Any, is Necessary for the Masters of the Universe? Reading Antonio Gramsci About the Role of the Intelligentsia, Yesterday and Tomorrow 13. Karl Marx and the Opium War 14. Marx or Utopia and Ideology Against Wisdom 15. Exploitation and Oppression Under Bourgeoisdom
