Le libéralisme de Marx

Clochec, Paulin

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“…But the Annals of Halle gradually became one of the main voices of the left wing of the school. The convergence between their initial aspirations and the debate on the place of religion in the system led them Nonetheless, their positions covered a spectrum of views ranging from constitutional monarchy to radical republicanismat least initially (see, e.g., Clochec, 2014).…”

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A Politics Without Compromise: The Young Hegelians and Politics

García

2023

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This article aims at exploring how most of the Young Hegelians came toreject all forms of compromise. It will first show how Young Hegelianism itself wasborn from a process of radicalisation. Then, it will expound some of the theoreticaldevelopments that this process produced and explain why and how all forms ofcompromise came to be rejected. For Young Hegelians, a compromise is an antidialecticalposition. It consists in the adoption of a median posture, which does notcorrespond with a real mediation. It is a way of deflating conflicts and, moreprecisely, to avoid the oppositions at work in history being unveiled in their purity.

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A Politics Without Compromise: The Young Hegelians and Politics

García

2023

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“…7 Sobre este primer momento de la formación intelectual del joven Marx como un "período liberal" reconocible entre 1841 y 1843, cf. Clochec (2014). 8 Delimito estos cuatro puntos inspirado algo libremente en un breve pasaje del clásico escrito de Althusser (1983) "Marxismo y humanismo", en el que el describeaunque de manera extremadamente breve-esta primera etapa del pensamiento de Marx El primero es la identidad presente entre razón, libertad y esencia humana.…”

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El joven Marx y la libertad. A propósito de los debates sobre la libertad de prensa

Dominguez Di Vincenzo

2023

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En este artículo propongo una aproximación al problema de la libertad en Karl Marx por medio de una lectura de “Los debates sobre la libertad de prensa y la publicación de los debates de la Dieta”, publicado en la Rheinische Zeitung en la primavera de 1842. En un primer momento, presentaré el contexto intelectual en el que se desarrolla este escrito señalando la herencia ilustrada del joven Marx. En un segundo momento, reconstruiré la posición de Marx frente a la libertad de prensa. Finalmente, señalaré dos pliegues en el discurso de Marx que posibilitan una continuidad de la indagación sobre la libertad a lo largo de su obra.

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“…10 The split between the purely "political state" and the "civil society" is immanently bourgeois maintaining an alienation of the citizen from the reality of the social relations taking place in the "civil society," but also an alienation of the "private person" from their role of "citizen." 11 In Less than Nothing, Slavoj Žižek argues that subjectivity-centered reason and secularism lie at the core of modernity: "[. .…”

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What Is Worth Salvaging in Modernity

Kolozova¹

2022

Understanding Žižek, Understanding Modernism

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Refracting the Vectors of Modernity through the Lens of Non-PhilosophyI intend to propose a comparative reading of two perspectives on the notion of subjectivity and its centrality for the legacy of modernity that both purport the possibility to think of or in relation to the Real albeit by admitting its radical foreclosure, that of non-Marxism and Žižek's universalism as conceived in his works of the early 2000s. Non-Marxism is, let us explain briefly, an approach to Marxism inspired by the method provided by François Laruelle called non-philosophy or nonstandard philosophy that seeks to radicalize what it identifies as both the scientific and realist core of Marx's thought. It is realist, or rather "correlating with the real," 1 without establishing "amphibology" between the Real and thought 2 by way of ridding Marxism of philosophy or rather the "principle of philosophical sufficiency." 3 In what follows I will provide an

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Le libéralisme de Marx

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A Politics Without Compromise: The Young Hegelians and Politics

A Politics Without Compromise: The Young Hegelians and Politics

El joven Marx y la libertad. A propósito de los debates sobre la libertad de prensa

What Is Worth Salvaging in Modernity

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