Money on the Left

Introduction to Theory: Karl Marx

Nov 21, 2021

02:24:12

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The Empiricists and the Rationalists

03:09

Marks and Marks Anmarxism and Other Critical Theorists

03:59

What Is the Essence of the Commodity of Men's Labor?

03:23

Introduction

3min

A Lecture on Karl Marks

3min

Money on the Left Engaging With Marks in a Different Way

3min

What Is Capitalism?

2min

I'm Not a Marxist. He See's Marks

3min

Marks and Marks Anmarxism and Other Critical Theorists

4min

Is There a Difference Between Individuality and Absurdity?

3min

Early Modern Andn Enlightenment Philosopher Marks

2min

The Empiricists and the Rationalists

3min

10.

Hegel's Antinomies Are Dynamic, and They Transform Dialectically

3min

11.

Hegel Dialectic Is a Historical Process of Opposition, Cinflict and Resolution

3min

12.

Hegel, Marks, and Marks Marks

4min

13.

Nitya Isn't, in Certain Ways, Responding to Marks.

2min

14.

A Mark's Life and Work

3min

15.

Materialism

3min

16.

Marksism Is Wildly Heterogeneous Tradition, You Know?

3min

17.

The Humanist Marks

3min

18.

Bourgeois - The Commonest Manifesto

2min

19.

Capital, Volume One, Critique of Political Economy

3min

20.

Marks' Ontology of the Human as Homfarbe

3min

21.

Is Everything Direct and Immediate?

3min

22.

I Am a Man, I Am a Man, and I Am Social

3min

23.

Private Property

3min

24.

The Positive Transcendence of Private Property

2min

25.

We're Social Sensuous Makers

2min

26.

We're Alienated From Our Sensuous Capacity to Perceive

2min

27.

Hegel's Response to the Enlightenment

2min

28.

I'm a Dialectical Materialist, Turning Hagel on His Head

5min

29.

The Most Famous Manifesto That's Ever Been Written

2min

30.

Aspectre Is Haunting Europe

4min

31.

Ideology Is a Logic of Ideas

2min

32.

The Spectre of Communism

3min

33.

The Dialectic, the Dialectical Clarification

3min

34.

What Is the Driver of History?

3min

35.

The Commitment to Class as a Fundamental Driver of History

3min

36.

Is the Capitalist Mode of Production a Hater of Capitalism?

3min

37.

The Bourgeoisie, the First Inventation A.

7min

38.

All That Is Solid Melts Into Air

3min

39.

The Serf Directly Serves the Lord

3min

40.

Bartering Is a Pain in the Ass.

2min

41.

The Barter Story - The Government Can Tax or Borrow

3min

42.

The Fetishism of the Commodities

3min

43.

A Commodity, a Form, an Organized Process

4min

44.

Enlightenment Philosopher Marks

2min

45.

The Commodity Form Is a Problem

2min

46.

Marks, the Alienating Essence of the Capitalist Mode of Production

2min

47.

What Is the Essence of the Commodity of Men's Labor?

3min

48.

The Commodity Form Is Alienating

2min

49.

The Fetishism of the Commodity

3min

50.

What Is the Crux of the System?

3min

In this podcast, Scott Ferguson presents an introduction to key theoretical writings by Karl Marx: Economic & Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844; Manifesto of the Communist Party; and Capital, Volume 1. Drawn from a semester-long university course titled “Theory for Film & Media Studies,” the recorded lecture takes up three distinct texts in order explore continuities and divergences in Marx’s complex contributions to modern thought and politics. Framed as an advanced introduction that is hardly exhaustive, Ferguson’s lecture strives to orient students to Marx’s contested historical significance and to model forms of situated close reading that resist reductionism.

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