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1) Buena crisis: Hacia un mundo postmaterialista

Author

Pigem, Jordi

Publisher

Editorial Kairos

Pub. Date

2010.

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Opening with a description of the shaky economic, political, and social condition in which so many countries of the developed world find themselves, this study argues that the prevailing worldview that seeks the commoditization of every aspect of life is what has brought the world to the current crisis point. Rather than promoting a shift within this framework, however, this consideration calls for a rejection of it altogether toward a system that...

2) Materiaux philosophiques et scientifiques pour un materialisme contemporain: Volume 1,Sciences, ontologie, epistemologie

Series

Collection "Sciences and philosophie."

Publisher

Editions Materiologiques

Pub. Date

[2016]

3) Materiaux philosophiques et scientifiques pour un materialisme contemporain: Volume 2,Sciences, ontologie, epistemologie

Series

Collection "Sciences and philosophie."

Publisher

Editions Materiologiques

Pub. Date

[2016]

4) The incorporeal: ontology, ethics, and the limits of materialism

Author

Grosz, E. A

Publisher

Columbia University Press

Pub. Date

2017.

5) The Blackwell companion to substance dualism

Publisher

Wiley Blackwell

Pub. Date

2018.

6) Intellectual and manual labour: a critique of epistemology

Author

Sohn-Rethel, Alfred

Series

Historical materialism book volume Volume 224

Publisher

BRILL

Pub. Date

[2021]

7) Cultures of uneven and combined development: from international relations to world literature

Series

Historical materialism book volume Volume 180

Publisher

Brick Books

Pub. Date

[2019]

8) A Marxist history of the world: from Neanderthals to neoliberals

Author

Faulkner, Neil

Series

Counterfire

Publisher

Pluto Press

Pub. Date

[2013]

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This magisterial analysis of human history combines the insights of earlier generations of Marxist historians with radical new ideas about the historical process. Reading history against the grain, Neil Faulkner reveals that what happened in the past was not predetermined. Choices were frequent and numerous. Different outcomes - liberation or barbarism - were often possible. Rejecting the top-down approach of conventional history, Faulkner contends...