...Jamila M. H. Mascat As in al-ʿAzm's review of Orientalism , Marxist historicist readings of Marx argue that Marx's inscription of the history of modern India into a progressive and gradual scheme of development cannot be considered per se Orientalist. Rather, by these accounts, it should...

...Nadia Bou Ali Abstract This roundtable revolves around the translation of selections from Amel's book Is the Heart for the East and Reason for the West? On Edward Said's Marx in “Orientalism , ” published in Arabic in 1986. The importance of bringing this Arabic text to an English and global...

...Kolja Lindner kolja.lindner@sciencespo.fr © 2021 Kolja Lindner 2021 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). Edward Said only wrote a few—critical—words on Marx in Orientalism , but these have caused a discomfort...

...Mahdi Amel; Ziad Kiblawi 20. Said, Orientalism , 154 ; Marx, “The British Rule in India,” 320 . 21. Said, Orientalism , 154 ; Said, al-Istishrāq , 171 . 22. Said, Orientalism , 155–7 ; Said, al-Istishrāq , 172–73 . 23. I translate “al-jadīd” (the new) as “new...

... of the “superiority of the subjugated” with Hegel and explains its social-theoretical relevance by turning to Marx and Engels. This tradition of thought offers two explanations for the superiority of subjugated sociality, one that relies on a philosophy of history (the servant's way of existence anticipates a coming...

... and the common world. The article tracks the development of these reflections in Arendt's engagements with Karl Marx, Simone Weil, and Adolf Portmann. 52. LMT , 27. Internal quotation from Portmann, Das Tier als soziales Wesen , 252 . 53. Portmann, Animal Forms , 13, 166 . 54. See also...

...Michael Allan Abstract This essay tracks Karl Marx's famous line “They cannot represent themselves; they must be represented” as it travels from a translated epigraph in Edward Said's Orientalism to Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak's “Can the Subaltern Speak?” What follows from this minor textual detail...

...Alberto Toscano a.toscano@gold.ac.uk © 2021 Alberto Toscano 2021 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). “Is the Heart for the East and Reason for the West?” faults Edward Said for obscuring the crux of Marx's...

... it never shake its position of dominance. In this sense, Said's view of Marx, as an intellectual subject to Orientalist thinking and only capable of—at times—holding an exceptional viewpoint, flattens the real contradictions in Marx's thinking. There is a contrived binary, of two irreconcilable poles...

... of leftist thought in the wake of Marx: is the overcoming of contradiction once and for all in history a resolving of contradiction? Is there such a thing as a grand exit from capitalist relations, a radical cut, or does transformation occur immanently from within the alienated social forms of capitalist...

...Vanessa Wills © 2021 Vanessa Wills 2021 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). In their Manifesto of the Communist Party , Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels write: The proletariat will use its political supremacy...

... quantitatively. 14. Said, Orientalism , 325 , quoted in Amel, Hal al-qalb , 53 . The note in brackets is Amel's addition. 15. Amel, Hal al-qalb , 51 . 16. Amel, “Fī al-masraḥ al-siyāsī.” 17. Moreover, Amel argues that Marx is not immune from slipping into Orientalist discourse...

... is not strictly identical with the working class; more originally, it designates those who must sell their labor-power because they do not own property or means of subsistence, and even more originally and radically according to some early formulations of Marx, it designates that which is constitutively excluded...

... deployment of interpretation and resignification. 74 Compare Balibar , “Critique in the 21st Century” ; Butler, “What is Critique?” ; Didier Fassin, “The Endurance of Critique.” 75 Foucault, “Nietzsche, Freud, Marx,” 275 . 76 Nietzsche, The Twilight of the Idols, 31...

... powerful stories we've known. It's a great Robinsonade, in Marx's term, that continues to affect our lives because there are those who firmly believe in it and continue defending it and disseminating it via metaphors. Space constraints don't allow me to track its development from Malthus to Garrett Hardin...

... comparing it to Marx notion of exploitation, arguing that 3 Ambedkar, Bombay Legislative Assembly Debate on Participation in the War 3, 261. 4 Ambedkar s view of religion as a quintessential aspect for social and political transformation has most recently been explored by Martin Fuchs in Dhamma...

... to shift the trajectory, away from its current confirmation of modernity and modern social structures, to address more thoroughly the colonial inheritance from which it issues. This is not to suggest a return to Marx, but rather that we should look beyond Marxism to what the Western tradition of social...

.../10.1353/tae.2010.0015 . Lenin V. I. State and Revolution . New York : International Publishers , 2006 . Marx Karl . The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte . In Marx's “Eighteenth Brumaire”: (Post)Modern Interpretations , edited by Cowling Mark and Martin James...

... (lecture of January 21, 1976; our emphasis. 13 Ibid., 48. 14 According to the expression used by Étienne Balibar in “Foucault and Marx,” 51 . 15 Michel Foucault, “Society Must Be Defended,” 58. 16 Foucault, “Subject and Power.” 17 Foucault. History of Sexuality , 93...

... , translated by Markmann Charles Lam . London : Pluto Press , 1986 . Federici Silvia . Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body, and Primitive Accumulation . Brooklyn : Autonomedia , 2004 . Fraser Nancy . “ Behind Marx's Hidden Abode .” New Left Review , no. 86 ( 2014 ): 55...