Who killed Marxism? According to Heath, it was Rawls. Back in the 1970s,
many of the smartest and most important people working in political philosophy were Marxists of some description. So what happened to all this ferment and excitement, all of the high-powered theory being done under the banner of Western Marxism? It’s the damndest thing, but all of those smart, important Marxists and neo-Marxists, doing all that high-powered work, became liberals.
many of the smartest and most important people working in political philosophy were Marxists of some description. So what happened to all this ferment and excitement, all of the high-powered theory being done under the banner of Western Marxism? It’s the damndest thing, but all of those smart, important Marxists and neo-Marxists, doing all that high-powered work, became liberals.
The Collapse of Academic Marxism? - Daily Nous
In an entertaining post at In Due Course, Joseph Heath (Toronto) tells the tale of the "death" of Marxism in analytic political philosophy. Who killed Marxism? According to Heath, it was Rawls. Back in the 1970s, many of the smartest and most important people working in political philosophy were...
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