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Karl Marx Is The Most Historically Foundational And Systematic Critic Of Capitalism To Date, And The Years Since The 2008 Financial Crisis Have Witnessed A Rebirth Of His Popular Appeal. In A World Of Rising Income Inequality, Rightwing Nationalisms, And Global Climate Change, People Are Again Looking To The Father Of Modern Socialism For Answers.As This Book Argues, Every Era Since Marx'S Death Has Reinvented Him To Fit Its Needs. There Is Not One Marx Forever And For All Time. There Are A Thousand Marxes. As Thomas Nail Contends, One Of The Most Significant Contributions Of Marx'S Work Is That It Treats Theory Itself As A Historical Practice. Reading Marx Is Not Just An Interpretative Activity But A Creative One. As Our Historical Conditions Change, So Do The Kinds Of Questions We Pose And The Kinds Of Answers We Find In Marx'S Writing.This Book Is A Return To The Writings Of Karl Marx, Including His Underappreciated Dissertation, Through The Lens Of The Pressing Philosophical And Political Problems Of Our Time: Ecological Crisis, Gender Inequality, Colonialism, And Global Mobility. However, The Aim Of This Book Is Not To Make Marxism Relevant By 'Applying' It To Contemporary Issues. Instead, Marx In Motion, The First New Materialist Interpretation Of Marx'S Work, Treats Capital As If It Were Already A Response To The Present.Thomas Nail Argues That Marx Was A New Materialist Avant La Lettre. He Argues That Marx Did Not Believe History Was Determined, Or That Matter Was Passive, Or That Humans Were Separate Or Superior To Nature. Marx Did Not Even Have A Labor Theory Of Value. Marxists Argue That New Materialists Lack A Sufficient Political And Economic Theory, And New Materialists Argue That Marx'S Materialism Is Humancentric And Mechanistic. This Book Aims To Solve Both Problems By Proposing A New Materialist Marxism.
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