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I think that's the right distinction to make. Often times, in discussions such as these, people will associate Marxist-type critiques with an immediate conjunc
by rgrieselhuber 17y ago
I think that's the right distinction to make.
Often times, in discussions such as these, people will associate Marxist-type critiques with an immediate conjunction to Communism (almost in knee-jerk fashion), because of the historical reasons you mention.
I think that's unfortunate because as a critical model, there are valuable insights to be gained from Marxist thought, even if you reject (as I do) the idea of Communism.
- netcan 17y agoSure. Hopefully we will be able to see it in historical context by the 200 year anniversary of The Manifesto. As a model for describing history, its not hard to see the attraction to Marx. He was, after all, a very smart guy.