... : 85 – 100 . Legrand Stéphane . 2009 . “Louis Althusser: Mai 1968 et les fluctuations de l’idéologie” (“Louis Althusser: May 1968 and the Fluctuations of Ideology”) . Actuel Marx 45 : 128 – 36 . Lotta continua . 1970a . “Avanguardie operaie e lotte nel Sud” (“Workers’ Vanguards...

... is that “there is no alternative.” djrossmail@gmail.com Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Bernard Stiegler ideology Karl Marx Louis Althusser National Front far-right politics populism In his first book, the first volume of La technique et le temps , published in 1994, Bernard Stiegler...

... noted for his political radicalism, and the troubled Marxist philosopher Louis Althusser, found one of its earliest embodiments in the pages of Les Cahiers pour l’Analyse ( CPA ), a journal produced in 1966–69 by the student “Epistemology Circle” of the École normale supérieure, one of France’s most...

... with a complex self-effacing relationship with its own historicity. In particular, Fisher’s (2009 : 14) discussion (pace Louis Althusser and Slavoj Žižek) of dangers of capitalist realism is brought to mind: the numbing approach to political engagement that creates “a pervasive atmosphere, conditioning not only...

... that there might be some new thinking regarding the argumentative methodology and interpretative strategy, so that a new frame of reasoning may come into play—how can we solve this problem on a theoretical level? Furthermore, drawing on the work of Louis Althusser, Michel Foucault, and other theorists, we...

... of the Subject .) In its first half, in chapters called “The Absent Cause,” “Lack and Destruction,” and “One Divides into Two,” the book focuses on Badiou's earliest works and their mixture of themes from Louis Althusser, Lacan, and Mao Tse-tung. It is in these chapters that Bosteels lays out the nature...

... there. Foucault’s lectures and published texts are of a completely different order. References Althusser Louis . (1976) 2016 . Les vaches noires: Interview imaginaire . Paris : Presses Universitaires de France . Althusser Louis . 2014 . On the Reproduction of Capitalism: Ideology...

..., to be explained by a change of terrain from Hegelian to Maoist theory. Here again Žižek does not go to any trouble to explain his debt to the work of the Maoists in the 1960s (though the work is dedicated to Louis Althusser's student Alain Badiou, a philosopher who remains Maoist today). Žižek simply launches...

... Gramsci by Louis Althusser in, for example, his “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses” essay in Lenin and Philosophy and more explicitly with reference to Gramsci in Machiavelli and Us . The limitations of the reproduction theories have been taken up extensively and importantly, for example...

... impact upon film theory in the 1970s were Lacan and the French Marxist, Louis Althusser. In his essay, “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses,” Althusser argues that individuals are “interpellated” by ideology into subjects. The “ideological state apparatuses” (ISAs) are those institutions...

... . In Praise of Love . London : Serpent’s Tale . Badiou Alain . 2013 . Philosophy and the Event . With interviews by Fabien Tarby . Translated by Burchill Louise . London : Polity . Benjamin Walter . 1979 . “ Divine Violence .” In One-Way Street and Other Writings , 132 – 54...

... representation, the “ideological state apparatuses” identified by Louis Althusser (1971) . Ronald Reagan’s “war on drugs” was not simply political rhetoric but a real declaration of violence against a specific demographic, namely, the black community, an attack tantamount to a reversal of the ground gained...

... 2014 : 51). Yet art (including music) intervenes in processes of reproduction not solely at representational and institutional levels; it also intervenes at a more quotidian level, as a means or technology of reproduction. As Louis Althusser (2014 : 48) notes, for capitalism to maintain itself, both...

..., but the increasing tendency to focus on the micro in the name of the valorization of marginalized identities has to some extent played into the hands of power that, as Louis Althusser and Michel Foucault both understood, rules through processes of individual interpolation and biopolitical governmentality...

... or Adresse ). 3 The medial concept of address might be seen as kin to Louis Althusser's notion of subjects' being called to or perhaps to Jacques Derrida's claim that the address of a message (such as a postcard) determines the latter's content and is not extraneous to it. It is thus through being...

... for Make subscribers was $106,000 USD ( Make 2012a : 24). References Alper Meryl . 2014 . “ ‘Can Our Kids Hack It With Computers?’: Constructing Youth Hackers in Family Computing Magazines (1983–1987) .” International Journal of Communication 8 : 26 . Althusser Louis . 1972...

... (nonproductive, nonutilitarian expenditure) that could be used to develop a critique of Marxism from within Marxism (such critiques were inspired by Louis Althusser’s notion of theoretical involution—taking the advanced portion of doctrine to radicalize it). He claimed, nonetheless, that it was possible to turn...

... about human nature and that it can be determined in the language of rationality” ( 2010: 62 ). One might add the inescapable emphasis on the individual or the philosophy of consciousness and the autonomous subject. From Louis Althusser's accounts of ideology and history as a “process without a subject...

... Marxist thought was and might become among British left intellectuals. At the same time, Williams was selective in what he took from European Marxism: he was never seriously attracted to Louis Althusser’s antihumanism, for instance. To come back to Gramsci, though, I think it is clear that his concept...

... challenged and reelaborated . This is why all these major figures developed their philosophy while remaining silent on the theses of Louis Althusser. This defeat resulted in a disorientation that struck even the clearest thinkers, and in particular the representatives of what is still called, especially...