(noun) the scope, extent, or bounds of something
lapse back into the ambit of philosophy, since there is no third way between philosophy and revolution
lapse back into the ambit of philosophy, since there is no third way between philosophy and revolution
used to express a conclusion for which there is stronger evidence than for a previously accepted one
as early as the Manifesto and, a fortiori, in Capital, he was to note the power with which capitalism ‘changes the world
as early as the Manifesto and, a fortiori, in Capital, he was to note the power with which capitalism ‘changes the world
an extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situation
They must explain this paradox, which also leads them to point up the imbroglio that arises from it
They must explain this paradox, which also leads them to point up the imbroglio that arises from it
(noun) ; action practice; as / (noun) exercise or practice of an art, science, or skill / (noun) customary practice or conduct / (noun) practical application of a theory
Since the Greeks (who made it the privilege of ‘citizens’, i.e. of the masters), praxis had been that ‘free’ action in which man realizes and transforms only himself, seeking to attain his own perfection.
Since the Greeks (who made it the privilege of ‘citizens’, i.e. of the masters), praxis had been that ‘free’ action in which man realizes and transforms only himself, seeking to attain his own perfection.
(especially in Marxist theory) a way of thinking that prevents a person from perceiving the true nature of their social or economic situation (esp used to mislead members of the proletariat about their own exploitation)
Marx never invoked an implicitly moral notion, such as that of false consciousness (as later employed by Lukács and others), just as he never spoke of proletarian ideology or class consciousness
Marx never invoked an implicitly moral notion, such as that of false consciousness (as later employed by Lukács and others), just as he never spoke of proletarian ideology or class consciousness
make (something abstract) more concrete or real
the reification of the bourgeois world in the forms of the generalized ‘commodification’ of social activities
the reification of the bourgeois world in the forms of the generalized ‘commodification’ of social activities
(from the Greek for "to lead out") a critical explanation or interpretation of a text, particularly a religious text
On the Jewish Question of 1843, which contains the famous exegesis of the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
On the Jewish Question of 1843, which contains the famous exegesis of the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
(verb) to divert the expression of (an instinctual desire or impulse) from its unacceptable form to one that is considered more socially or culturally acceptable
In the ideological domain, all production is denied or is sublimated and becomes free ‘creation’.
In the ideological domain, all production is denied or is sublimated and becomes free ‘creation’.
(adj) of lower status; (noun) an officer in the British army below the rank of captain, especially a second lieutenant
a fatalism by which the workers and their organizations had forged a ‘subaltern’ vision of the world for themselves
Gramsci on the 'econonism' of the Second and Third Internationals
a fatalism by which the workers and their organizations had forged a ‘subaltern’ vision of the world for themselves
Gramsci on the 'econonism' of the Second and Third Internationals
the philosophical attempt to describe things in terms of their apparent intrinsic purpose, directive principle, or goal, irrespective of human use or opinion
Above all, however, these various ways of representing history as a teleology presuppose the combination of two theses which are independent of one another
Above all, however, these various ways of representing history as a teleology presuppose the combination of two theses which are independent of one another