Marxism, the Millennium and Beyond
โ Mark Cowling, Paul Reynolds (eds.)
๐ Library
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2000
๐ Palgrave Macmillan UK
๐ English
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This collection makes a strong case for the continuing relevance and dynamism of several perspectives informed by Marxism. It includes a magisterial essay on Marxism and state theory, a discussion of fundamentalist values using analytical Marxism, an introduction to Fromm's humanist Marxism, which anticipated many of the themes of current radical politics. The book also includes provocative pieces on Marxism and ecology, Marxism and feminism, the debate between Marxists and post-Marxists, the democratic Marxism of Hal Draper, the confrontation between Marxism and Liberalism, and Marxism's place in the history of political thought.
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