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Marxistisk filosofi
Se også: Filosofi; Marxistisk tradition

Brian Kelly: Review: John Molyneux, The Point is to Change It!
Irish Marxist Review (Irland) nr. 3, sep 12 – side 81
Note: Review: John Molyneux, The Point is to Change It! An Introduction to Marxist Philosophy, Bookmarks, 2012.
Karl Marx is back, and the reasons behind the growing revival of interest in his ideas are no mystery. A charmed circle of mainstream journalists, universitybased economists and think-tank wonderboys who made easy reputations during the boom years have been completely unable to explain-let alone plot a way out of the most devastating economic crisis in living memory.
 

Chris Harman: Book Review: The emperor has no clothes
International Socialism Journal nr. 125, jan 10 – side 71
Note: A review of Gregory Elliott, Althusser: The Detour of Theory (Haymarket Books, 2009), £19.99
The economic crisis of the last two years has provided an extra impetus to the revival of interest in Marxism. A new generation is beginning to reach out to ideas that we were told were finished once and for all in the aftermath of 1989.
 

Paul Blackledge: Review: How humans make themselves
International Socialism Journal nr. 117, jan 08 – side 194
Note: Review: Sean Sayers, Marxism and Human Nature (Routledge, 2007), £20.00
 

Dan Swain: Review: Marx misconstrued
International Socialism Journal nr. 117, jan 08 – side 200
Note: Review: Etienne Balibar, The Philosophy of Marx (Verso, 2007), £9.99
 

Néstor Kohan: Postmodernism, commodity fetishism and hegemony
International Socialism Journal nr. 105, dec 04 – side 139
Note: Argentinian Marxist Néstor Kohan challenging the 'post-Marxist' orthodoxies of the 1990s.
 

Chris Harman: Marxismens klassikere: Historisk materialisme
Socialistisk Revy nr. 10, dec 98 – side 26
Note: Karl Marx: "Teser om Feuerbach" + Karl Marx og Friedrich Engels: "Den tyske ideologi"
Historisk materialisme er det navn, man normalt giver til Marx' beskrivelse af, hvordan et samfund udvikler sig og forandres.
 

Judy Cox: An introduction to Marx's theory of alienation
International Socialism Journal nr. 79, jun 98 – side 41
Note: Judy Cox introduces Marx's concept of alienation, looking at the material basis for the dominance of ruling class ideas and how they can be undermined.
 

Frank Antonsen: John Molyneux: “Er marxismen deterministisk?”: Forsvar for den levende marxisme
Socialistisk Revy nr. 4, maj 98 – side 28
Note: Hvad er det, der gør marxismen forskellig fra andre teorier om, hvordan verden er skruet sammen? Det er den vægt, Marx lagde på sammenhængen mellem teori og praksis. Teorien, marxismen, er først og fremmest et redskab til at forandre verden.
 

Alex Callinicos: The secret of the dialectic (John Rees: "The Algebra of Revolution")
International Socialism Journal nr. 78, mar 98 – side 93
Note: Alex Callinicos's article 'The Secret of the Dialectic' reviews a newly published account of Marxist philosophy, 'The Algebra of Revolution' by John Rees.
 

John Molyneux: Is Marxism deterministic?
International Socialism Journal nr. 68, sep 95 – side 37
Note: John Molyneux takes issue with one of the most common accusations levelled at Marxism-that it is a deterministic theory which leaves little room for conscious human action. He shows the extent to which Marx and his inheritors have tried to explain the working of society by analysing its economic and social structure, but he also demonstrates how much the Marxist tradition has given to the age old desire to shape the world according to human needs and wants.
 

John Rees: Trotsky and the dialectic of history
International Socialism Journal nr. 47, jun 90 – side 113
Note: Leon Trotsky was murdered by Stalin’s agent 50 years ago. We publish three articles which re-examine his legacy just at the moment when Stalin's empire is crumbling. John Rees examines Trotsky’s recently published Writings on Lenin, Dialectics and Evolutionism and evaluates Trotsky's original contribution to the Marxist method.
 

Colin Barker: Comments on Base and Superstructure
International Socialism Journal nr. 34, dec 86 – side 118
Note: Response to Chris Harman: "Base and superstructure", ISJ 2:32
 

Alex Callinicos: Comments on Base and Superstructure
International Socialism Journal nr. 34, dec 86 – side 122
Note: Response to Chris Harman: "Base and superstructure", ISJ 2:32
 

Duncan Hallas: Comments on Base and Superstructure
International Socialism Journal nr. 34, dec 86 – side 125
Note: Response to Chris Harman: "Base and superstructure", ISJ 2:32
 

Chris Harman: Base and superstructure
International Socialism Journal nr. 32, jun 86 – side 3
Note: Responses in ISJ 2:34
 

Chris Harman: Philosophy and Revolution
International Socialism Journal nr. 21, sep 83 – side 58
Note: A follow-up to Peter Binns: "What are the tasks of Marxism in philosophy?" – a review of Alex Callinicos: "Is There a Future for Marxism?" in ISJ2:17, and Alex Callinicos: "Marxism and philosophy: a reply to Peter Binns" in ISJ2:19
Alt. url: Chris Harman’s Back Pages
 

Alex Callinicos: Marxism and philosophy: a reply to Peter Binns
International Socialism Journal nr. 19, mar 83 – side 113
Note: Reply to Peter Binns: “What are the tasks of Marxism in philosophy?” – a review of Alex Callinicos: “Is There a Future for Marxism?” in ISJ2:17
 

Peter Binns: What are the tasks of Marxism in philosophy?
International Socialism Journal nr. 17, sep 82 – side 92
Note: Review: Alex Callinicos: “Is There a Future for Marxism?”
 

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