This paper gives an original account of one of the most discussed passages in Marx dealing with the concepts of work and freedom. It criticises the view that there are two conflicting strands in Marx's thought (Cohen, Arendt, et al.). It demonstrates that it is a mistake to interpret Marx as opposing the realms of `necessity' and `freedom'. It refutes the common idea that Marx's views on work and freedom changed significantly in his later writings and argues for a more utopian vision
The text begins with the distinction between market economy and capitalism, interpreting the latter ...
In a recent paper, David James argues for a new understanding of the compatibility of freedom and ne...
The text begins with the distinction between market economy and capitalism, interpreting the latter ...
Taking a well-known passage from the third volume of Capital as my starting point, I explain on what...
The aim of this study is to examine the relation between labor and freedom in the philosophy of Aren...
In this thesis I develop an account of Marx\u27s concept of freedom through its relation to other ...
In this thesis I develop an account of Marx\u27s concept of freedom through its relation to other ...
Following a suggestion of Dr. Michael Reardon\u27s I have considered Freedom and Necessity as fundam...
In The Longing for Total Revolution Bernard Yack argues that Marx’s thought is plagued by a recurri...
This paper examines points of convergences between Karl Marx and Amartya Sen\u27s conception of free...
This chapter discusses the idea that post-capitalist societies will out-produce capitalist societies...
The aim of this study is to examine the relation between labor and freedom in the philosophy of Aren...
By means of careful analysis of relevant writings by Hobbes, Rousseau, Kant, Hegel, and Marx, the au...
According to the Thomistic concept of freedom, human freedom has its source in freedom of choice, wh...
The concept of freedom and necessity is considered in the article in several semantic aspects: 1) Ho...
The text begins with the distinction between market economy and capitalism, interpreting the latter ...
In a recent paper, David James argues for a new understanding of the compatibility of freedom and ne...
The text begins with the distinction between market economy and capitalism, interpreting the latter ...
Taking a well-known passage from the third volume of Capital as my starting point, I explain on what...
The aim of this study is to examine the relation between labor and freedom in the philosophy of Aren...
In this thesis I develop an account of Marx\u27s concept of freedom through its relation to other ...
In this thesis I develop an account of Marx\u27s concept of freedom through its relation to other ...
Following a suggestion of Dr. Michael Reardon\u27s I have considered Freedom and Necessity as fundam...
In The Longing for Total Revolution Bernard Yack argues that Marx’s thought is plagued by a recurri...
This paper examines points of convergences between Karl Marx and Amartya Sen\u27s conception of free...
This chapter discusses the idea that post-capitalist societies will out-produce capitalist societies...
The aim of this study is to examine the relation between labor and freedom in the philosophy of Aren...
By means of careful analysis of relevant writings by Hobbes, Rousseau, Kant, Hegel, and Marx, the au...
According to the Thomistic concept of freedom, human freedom has its source in freedom of choice, wh...
The concept of freedom and necessity is considered in the article in several semantic aspects: 1) Ho...
The text begins with the distinction between market economy and capitalism, interpreting the latter ...
In a recent paper, David James argues for a new understanding of the compatibility of freedom and ne...
The text begins with the distinction between market economy and capitalism, interpreting the latter ...