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¿Qué hacer con Marx? [What is to be done with Marx?]

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Ripalda, José María
Keywords
Das Kapital
history
Marx
science
Hegel
revolution
Marxism
GE Subjects
Economic ethics
Methods of ethics
General and historical
Philosophical ethics

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Abstract
"El artículo pasa revista a algunos textos e ideas fundamentales de Marx interrogándose por su actualidad. El marxismo tiene que quitarse de encima el esquema base—sobreestructura y reconocer la sobrecarga especulativa de la teoría del valor. También le conviene repensar los distintos significados de lo que Marx denominó como “ciencia”, tener presente la herencia hegeliana en Marx y, en términos históricos, no olvidar el contexto de primera industrialización en que éste vivió o el tipo de revolución que invocó en sus escritos. También es útil leer El Capital nada más (y nada menos) que como un juego del lenguaje e ir contra la concepción de la historia de la introducción de los Grundrisse. En definitiva, hay que leer a Marx con todas sus contradicciones" ["This article analyzes some fundamental texts and ideas of Marx in order to think about their contemporary relevance. Marxism has to get rid of the base—superstructure schema, and recognize that the theory of value is too speculative. It should also rethink the different meanings of what Marx called “science”, and have in mind the Hegelian legacy in Marx’s thought. In historical terms, it should not forget the context in which Marx lived (first industrialization) and the kind of revolution that he invoked in his writings. It is also useful to read Das Kapital as nothing more (and nothing less) than a language game, and to go against the conception of history of the introduction to the Grundrisse. We have to read Marx with all his contradictions"]
Date
2014
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