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Studien in Marxismus und GesellschaftstheorieReihe

Diese Reihe erforscht und entwickelt die marxistische Gesellschaftstheorie auf eine neue, nicht-dogmatische Weise. Sie geht über rein exegetische Ansätze hinaus und setzt sich kritisch mit Marx' Ideen im Lichte der vergangenen Geschichte auseinander. Durch die Anwendung von Werkzeugen der nicht-marxistischen Sozialwissenschaften und Philosophie zielt die Sammlung darauf ab, das marxistische Denken von veralteten Methoden zu befreien. Letztlich soll das, was in seiner wahren und wichtigen Bedeutung im Marxismus verankert ist, für die heutige Analyse gefestigt werden.

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