Exploring Marx's concept of phantasmagoria, this collection of essays delves into the "magical lantern" that shapes our perception of modern capitalist societies. Each chapter offers a philosophical reflection on how these eerie images influence social theory and critique. Originally published in Critique: Journal of Socialist Theory, the essays provide a profound analysis of Marxist philosophy, making connections between theory and contemporary issues.
Focusing on a humanist theory of civilizations, this collection of essays examines the Parsis, or Persians, who migrated from Iran to India. It situates their experience within the broader context of the Asiatic mode of production, exploring how caste dynamics influence this narrative. The work offers a unique perspective on cultural identity and social structures, emphasizing the significance of historical migrations and their impact on contemporary society.
The book delves into the theme of alienation as theorized by Marx, connecting it to concepts of haunting in the Communist Manifesto and the accumulation of capital discussed in Capital. It provides an in-depth analysis of how these themes interrelate, offering insights into Marx's humanist perspective and the implications for understanding societal structures and individual experiences.
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Karl Marx, 1818-1883, German political philosopher.