THE NEGATIVE DIALECTIC IN YOUNG MARX:

AN ADORNIAN READING OF THE CRITIQUE OF HEGELIANISM

Authors

  • Facundo Nahuel Martín

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v10i4.49717

Keywords:

Materialism, Subject, Object, Speculation, Critique

Abstract

In this article, some of the continuities and ruptures between Hegelianism and the early works of Karl Marx are assessed. Against the Althusserian reading, I will attempt to prove that Marx’s critique of Hegel in the 1844 Manuscripts is independent from any anthropocentric framework and does not presuppose the primacy of the subject. The use of Adorno’s thought will make it possible to specify some elements of negative dialectics in the young Marx’s approach. This re-reading also enables the recovery of certain traits of this approach in the contemporary philosophical context.

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Published

2019-12-16

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 4 (2019): Marxism and Critical Theory - Special Issue

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COLABORADORES INTERNACIONAIS

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