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        Balibar, É. (2017). Science and Revolution. In Balibar, É. The Philosophy of Marx. Verso, pp. 113-122

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Those who wish today to philosophize in Marx not only come after him, but come after Marxism: they cannot be content merely to register the caesura Marx created, but must also think on the ambivalence of the effects that caesura produced – both in its proponents and its opponents

—p.118 by Étienne Balibar

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Those who wish today to philosophize in Marx not only come after him, but come after Marxism: they cannot be content merely to register the caesura Marx created, but must also think on the ambivalence of the effects that caesura produced – both in its proponents and its opponents

—p.118 by Étienne Balibar

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The Philosophy of Marx
by Étienne Balibar

The Philosophy of Marx
by Étienne Balibar

The Philosophy of Marx
by Étienne Balibar