Specters of Marx
the state of the debt, the work of mourning, and the new international
Book • 1994
Jacques Derrida's "Specters of Marx" is a significant work in post-structuralist theory.
It re-examines Marx's work, focusing on the concept of the specter and its relation to the present.
Derrida explores the enduring relevance of Marx's ideas in the context of contemporary globalization.
The book's engagement with Marx's thought and its exploration of the specter as a figure of haunting and return remain highly influential.
It re-examines Marx's work, focusing on the concept of the specter and its relation to the present.
Derrida explores the enduring relevance of Marx's ideas in the context of contemporary globalization.
The book's engagement with Marx's thought and its exploration of the specter as a figure of haunting and return remain highly influential.
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