Pisanie o pracy akademickiej
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Winn, J. (2015). Pisanie o pracy akademickiej. Praktyka Teoretyczna, 18(4), 20–43. https://doi.org/10.14746/prt.2015.4.1

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Niniejszy tekst wzywa do powrotu do teorii pracy rozwijanej przez Marksa, czy raczej do Marksowskiej negatywnej krytyki pracy oraz jej „decydującej” roli w rozumieniu ekonomii politycznej szkolnictwa wyższego. Autor twierdzi, że krytyka kapitalizmu i jego pozornej złożoności musi zostać podjęta w oparciu o bezpośrednią krytykę pracy, nie zaś z punktu widzenia pracy, jak miało to miejsce zarówno w marksistowskich, jak i nie-marksistowskich badaniach nad pracą. Przyglądając się egzemplarycznym artykułom poświęconym „pracy akademickiej”, niniejszy artykuł zwraca uwagę na fundamentalne znaczenie stosowania Marksowskiej metody abstrakcji w celu zrozumienia konkretnego społecznego świata kapitału. Na koniec sugeruje, że przyszłość pracy akademickiej leży raczej w jej zaprzeczeniu i przekroczeniu niż w wysiłkach mających na celu oparcie się „logice” pomnażania wartości.
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