Wariacje młodoheglowskie. O rewolucyjnej materii w myśli Marksa, Blocha i Althussera
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Ernst Bloch
Marx
Althusser
Feuerbach
Materialism
Left Hegelianism
Aleatory Materialism

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Goldman, L. (2020). Wariacje młodoheglowskie. O rewolucyjnej materii w myśli Marksa, Blocha i Althussera. Praktyka Teoretyczna, 35(1), 51–74. https://doi.org/10.14746/prt2020.1.4

Abstrakt

Chociaż Ernsta Blocha uważa się często za filozofa abstrakcyjnej i estetycznie pojmowanej nadziei, jego koncepcja konkretnej utopii opiera się na oryginalnej,
żywiołowej i materialistycznej ontologii. Wbrew licznym krytykom, artykuł ten wyjaśnia i broni materializm Blocha jako ostatecznie zgodny z projektem Marksowskim. W pierwszej części artykułu materializm Marksa zostaje osadzony w kontekście Lewicy Heglowskiej, a w szczególności Feuerbachowskiego konkretnego ujęcia ludzkiej sprawczości i społecznej emancypacji w naturalistycznych ramach. Dwie kolejne części przedstawiają „Lewicowo-Arystotelejską” koncepcję materii oraz „materializm spotkania” Louisa Althussera jako radykalne, choć taktycznie odmienne wariacje na ten temat.

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