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Economic Necessity, Political Contingency and the Limits of Post-Marxism

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  • Economic Necessity, Political Contingency and the Limits of Post-Marxism on Hardback by Ceren Ozselcuk
  • Economic Necessity, Political Contingency and the Limits of Post-Marxism on Hardback by Ceren Ozselcuk
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Post-Marxism emerged in the 1970s and 80s as a way to retain certain insights from Marxism while disposing of its indefensible and destructive elements, especially the tendency to reduce all social change to the economic base. This book offers a new and critical reading of post-Marxism, arguing that whilst it convincinly deconstructs the prevalent economism in Marxism as the necessary logic of social reproduction, it nonetheless still retains an ontology of a closed capitalist economy, inhabited by a set of necessary logics. Through a careful symptomatic reading of the works of influential post-Marxian thinkers, Ernesto Laclau and Étienne Balibar, the book argues that while post-Marxian positions have constructed a theory of social contingency, it has failed in different ways to dislodge the constitution of class and capitalist reproduction from essentialist narratives.

Author Biography:

Ceren Özselçuk is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute, Duke University.
Release date NZ
January 5th, 2026
Audiences
  • Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
  • Undergraduate
Pages
256
ISBN-13
9780415608923
Product ID
10376897

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