Les affinités aléatoires : une contribution à l’étude du rapport Spinoza-Marx
In the last decades, the relationship between Spinoza and Marx has been addressed by authors such as Louis Althusser, Antonio Negri, and Maximilien Rubel. That said, if a connection between the two can be made at the level of theoretical affinities, an analysis of the correspondence between these af...
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| description | In the last decades, the relationship between Spinoza and Marx has been addressed by authors such as Louis Althusser, Antonio Negri, and Maximilien Rubel. That said, if a connection between the two can be made at the level of theoretical affinities, an analysis of the correspondence between these affinities and actual references to Spinoza made by Marx is lacking. At this point, we do not know how these references fit (or not) with the philosophical and political objectives Marx set out to achieve throughout his life. The present study, therefore, will review Marx’s first works to examine Spinoza’s presence and simultaneously demonstrate to which goals this presence was subordinated. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-356fac49f69f4e72ac5212fb65ba84732022-12-22T03:32:10ZfraÉcole Normale Supérieure de LyonAstérion1762-61102017-06-011610.4000/asterion.2965Les affinités aléatoires : une contribution à l’étude du rapport Spinoza-MarxBernardo BianchiIn the last decades, the relationship between Spinoza and Marx has been addressed by authors such as Louis Althusser, Antonio Negri, and Maximilien Rubel. That said, if a connection between the two can be made at the level of theoretical affinities, an analysis of the correspondence between these affinities and actual references to Spinoza made by Marx is lacking. At this point, we do not know how these references fit (or not) with the philosophical and political objectives Marx set out to achieve throughout his life. The present study, therefore, will review Marx’s first works to examine Spinoza’s presence and simultaneously demonstrate to which goals this presence was subordinated.http://journals.openedition.org/asterion/2965democracyreligionfree speechmaterialismSpinozism |
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| title | Les affinités aléatoires : une contribution à l’étude du rapport Spinoza-Marx |
| title_full | Les affinités aléatoires : une contribution à l’étude du rapport Spinoza-Marx |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Les affinités aléatoires : une contribution à l’étude du rapport Spinoza-Marx |
| title_short | Les affinités aléatoires : une contribution à l’étude du rapport Spinoza-Marx |
| title_sort | les affinites aleatoires une contribution a l etude du rapport spinoza marx |
| topic | democracy religion free speech materialism Spinozism |
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