2021
DOI: 10.1007/s42438-021-00238-4
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Pedagogically Reclaiming Marx’s Politics in the Postdigital Age: Social Formations and Althuserrian Pedagogical Gestures

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“…as they exist in reality, i.e., are active and produce matter [2]. The political relations that individuals establish with each other depend on material production, as do legal ties [8].…”
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“…as they exist in reality, i.e., are active and produce matter [2]. The political relations that individuals establish with each other depend on material production, as do legal ties [8].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…People's self-liberation contributes to social release and promotes social progress human have liberty and freedom from restrictive constraints. Human is a natural and social perspective, meaning human have to develop comprehensively [8].…”
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“…Some articles in this issue directly engage with the pandemic (Rapanta et This issue includes studies of postdigital theologies (Reader et al 2020; Reader and Savin-Baden 2021) as well as articles using and exploring various artistic approaches (McLaren 2021;Pfohl et al 2021;Wagener 2020). Finally, there are important contributions to postdigital labour theory (Green 2021;Ford 2021), postdigital theories of heterogeneity (Macgilchrist 2021), deschooling (Kostakis and Pantazis 2021), academic publishing (Besley 2021), and the history of postdigital 2 See https:// www. sprin ger.…”
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