...Salah M. Hassan In spite of his visionary work and enduring legacy, Karl Marx was a product of his time and of Europe as a rising colonial empire with ambitions of conquest and domination, and the larger framework of his analysis was bound by the evolutionary thinking of that time. Most western...

..., the Martiniquan publication wholeheartedly embraced the communist Third International organization and the universal application of Marx’s dialectical materialism, and associated surrealism with a form of human expression rather than with a radical revolution of the mind. Nevertheless, the Martiniquans embrace...

...Charity Scribner Whereas Karl Marx saw the Lumpenproletariat as lacking class consciousness and doubted that it could help advance the struggle for revolutionary freedom, Frantz Fanon identified a uniquely subversive potential in this group of dispossessed agents. This article revisits the question...

... to the recently reanimated Fanonian Erosion, 1992. Wood. Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, Washington, DC Heddaya Nka 129 project of stretching Marx beyond his stock receptions.14 The process by which capital appro- priates nature is in some sense also the culture of capital...

... and Forever Malek Khouri A significant aspect of the surrealist move­ ment s contribution to the theories of aes­ thet­ics was the creative incorporation of a convergence between Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud. From Marx, it derived the concept of domi­ nant ideology and its emphasis on class hegemony; from...

... and Nigerian Marketplace bear ample (Marx, Gramsci, among others), the work of poli- testament), Miles had little time for those whom tics, the work of crafting a sustainable left project. he perceived to be doing something other than just In this regard Hall possessed at least one (more, no jazz...

... in New Deal art programs.2 White s developing aesthetic eschewed naturalism in favor of the stylized physiognomies, bulging bodies, and compressed, overlapping space of the Mexican muralists. White s active involvement in leftist circles in Chicago including his exposure to the writings of Marx and Lenin...

... really set out to change the world in the way Karl Marx intended, or to transform life as Arthur Rimbaud had hoped to do.1 Finally, Henein never deluded himself about surrealism, that it would eventually transform itself into collective action, or that it could be truly subversive as a literary...

.... In Spec- “by any means necessary,” “black power,” and ters of Marx Jacques Derrida relates “hauntology” —  “black is beautiful” in capital letters, without a term that he coins in the text — to the “staging for reference to their original historical or rhetorical the end of history.”15 According...

... Thought, in Empire and Modern Political Thought, ed. Sankar Muthu (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2012), 199. 12 Kant, Perpetual Peace, 139 40. 13 Muthu, Conquest, Commerce, and Cosmopolitanism, 200. 14 Karl Marx is still foundationally useful on these matters. See Marx, chapter 22, Division...

... introduces a tailor foregrounds here is that it is when revolutions who teaches Marx while working on a pair of miss the opportunities are achieved that they often lose their sense of trousers and small boys who...

... of insurrection itself. Hegel was quite comfortable thinking human progress and human violence as necessarily correlated. So were, for different reasons, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Karl Marx, Frantz Fanon, and Ernest Renan.20 From the standpoint of universal history, however, the issue is not so clear. To argue...

... and lotto. Christianity (or Islam) it would be quickly dismissed as a return (Though Marx considered religion "the opiate of the people," he would to the old ways of African religions.' surely...

... of archivist, utilizing key archival tech• and Joseph Beuys, together with Documenta curator Harald niques of formalization and interpretation. With increasing Szeemann, French singer Mireille Mathieu, Karl Marx, and Idi amounts of spectators and their individualistic...

... of transnationalism that do not limit themselves to a cosmopolitan consciousness but are also linked to global forms of capitalism. Capitalism has always been global, as Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels rec- ognized a long time ago, developing in the process increasing forms of inequality that, contrary to what...

... Heller-­Roazen (New York: Zone, 1999). to attach oneself to tradition is “not only going 7. Karl Marx, “Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts against history, but against one’s people.”9 Indeed, (1844 in Early Writings, trans. Rodney Livingston and Gregor the recurring images...

... as nearby Bremen and Wiesbaden, a er a pro- ries of human settlement. Through Plan East Africa tracted and halting job search in his home country. and Build Kenya, Mann advocated for the work of While it is worth noting that the brewing Mau Mau innovative architects like Roberto Burle Marx, rebellion...

... as nearby Bremen and Wiesbaden, a er a pro- ries of human settlement. Through Plan East Africa tracted and halting job search in his home country. and Build Kenya, Mann advocated for the work of While it is worth noting that the brewing Mau Mau innovative architects like Roberto Burle Marx, rebellion...

... Marx and Das Kapital while seeking tion from brown to blue within the jersey represents to improve the material conditions of an alienated the African sky.27 A badge flanks the PUMA logo and disenfranchised African populace.25 A similar on the chest of the shirt and features an outline of class...

... asserting a cosmopolitan identity, Abdel Kader Janabi contends that the collectivist struggle of the Art and Liberty group was a form of social expressionism.30 As for Patrick Kane, this struggle drew from the philosophy of Hegel a belief in freedom, from Marx the interpretation of History, and from Freud...