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Étienne Balibar | Le « Manifeste » par-dessus son temps (Postface pour une réédition) (FRENCH)

January 11, 2021fondashen

Écrit par Étienne BALIBAR Même s’il n’est pas l’ouvrage « communiste » le plus diffusé dans l’histoire (cette place étant occupée par le « petit Livre Rouge », autrement dit les Citations du Président Mao Zedong, qui concurrence presque la… Continue Reading →

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Bernard E. Harcourt | Productive Tensions in Du Bois, Marx, and Proudhon

December 1, 2020Bernard Harcourt

By Bernard E. Harcourt The philosopher Amy Allen draws our attention, brilliantly, to a deep tension in the thought of both Marx and Du Bois, one that can be formulated as a question: If we equate wage labor to slavery,… Continue Reading →

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Étienne Balibar | An Addendum on the Marx/Bakunin Reference

November 30, 2020Bernard Harcourt

By Étienne Balibar During Abolition 5/13, I made reference to the Marx-Bakunin matter. Let me elaborate here. The “conspectus” (or critical notes) of Marx after his reading of Bakunin’s book Statism and Anarchy in Russian were written in 1874-1875 in… Continue Reading →

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Dan-El Padilla Peralta | Property is Theft! The Settler-Colonialist Script

November 30, 2020fondashen

By Dan-El Padilla-Peralta For our convening, I offer for consideration a figure who occupies a marginal and possibly spectral position in the writings of Marx and Du Bois – the Native American – because of a process that, though targeted… Continue Reading →

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Amy Allen | Slavery, Work, and Property: DuBois’s Black Marxism

November 29, 2020Bernard Harcourt

By Amy Allen E. B. Dubois’s Black Reconstruction revolutionized the historiography of the Civil War. DuBois’s reading challenged then dominant modes of interpretation by giving agency to the slaves, making the case that they freed themselves by abandoning Southern plantations… Continue Reading →

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Étienne Balibar | The Manifesto Beyond Its Time (Afterword to a new edition) (ENGLISH)

November 27, 2020fondashen

By Étienne Balibar, translated by Xavier Flory Afterword to a new edition[1] Although not the most widely disseminated “communist” book of all time—that honor belongs to “The Little Red Book,” or Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung, which is almost in… Continue Reading →

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Etienne Balibar | “The Expropriators Are Expropriated”

November 27, 2020Bernard Harcourt

By Étienne Balibar “The expropriators are expropriated”: This is one of Marx’s most celebrated sentences, which is to be found towards the end of the chapter on « The Historical Tendency of Capitalist Accumulation », Chapter 32 of section 8… Continue Reading →

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Bernard E. Harcourt | “Property Is Theft!” | An Introduction

November 25, 2020Bernard Harcourt

By Bernard E. Harcourt   “What is a picklock to a bank share? What is the burgling of a bank to the founding of a bank? What is the murder of a man to the employment of a man?” —… Continue Reading →

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