The Critical Theory of Capitalism
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Critical Theory, Marx, Capitalism, Labor, Time, traditional MarxismAbstract
Contrary to the traditional Marxist interpretation, Marx’s critical theory is not, on its most fundamental level, a critique of a mode of class exploitation that distorts modernity, undertaken from a standpoint that affirms labor. Rather, more basically, it uncovers and analyzes a unique form of social mediation that structures modernity itself as a historically specific form of social life. This form of mediation is socially constituted by a historically unique form of labor and is essentially temporal.Downloads
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