Thinking with and beyond Marx : critical essays on politics, history, and art / Eduardo C. Tadem, Honey B. Tabiola, editors.

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Abstract: This lecture is a survey of Karl Marx’s writings, examining not only their depth but also how extensively he contributed to economic, political, social, and philosophical thought, topics which will be dealt with by other speakers in the lecture series. How did Marx contribute to development theory, and is his theory also a liberating theory that rejects the idea that any one oppression is primary while all others are secondary? Has Marxism evolved new oppressions, or are these deviations from his writings? How has Marxism developed into an intellectual tool, with visionary aims and practical strategies, and providing a framework for understanding the complex, integrated character of modern oppressions?

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This lecture is a survey of Karl Marx’s writings, examining not only their depth but also how extensively he
contributed to economic, political, social, and philosophical thought, topics which will be dealt with by other speakers
in the lecture series. How did Marx contribute to development theory, and is his theory also a liberating theory that
rejects the idea that any one oppression is primary while all others are secondary? Has Marxism evolved new
oppressions, or are these deviations from his writings? How has Marxism developed into an intellectual tool, with
visionary aims and practical strategies, and providing a framework for understanding the complex, integrated
character of modern oppressions?

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