Titlebook: Marxism’s Ethical Thinkers; Lawrence Wilde (Professor of Political Theory) Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Book 2001 in Marx‘s social theory and to develop these ethics in the light of changing conditions. They developed a humanistic Marxism in stark contrast to the crude ‘end justifies the means‘ approach of Stalinism. This collection brings together analyses by leading scholars on those thinkers who made signif

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Henri Lefebvre: Alienation and the Ethics of Bodily Reappropriation,fe and through the jungle which is bourgeois society; only then will he distinguish between what is ‘life-enhancing’ and what is obscurantist and static in his life. Thus everyone may be able tightly to embrace . lives, and to love them, without evading any task, fruitful conflict, or useful risk.

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Book 2001 crude ‘end justifies the means‘ approach of Stalinism. This collection brings together analyses by leading scholars on those thinkers who made significant contributions to ethical thinking within the Marxist tradition - Kautsky, Bloch, Fromm, Marcuse, Lefebvre, Macpherson and Heller.

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Introduction,uestions such as why socialism was preferable to capitalism, or how people ought to live in socialist society, was flatly denied. Most of the thinkers whose work is considered in this collection defied orthodoxy, in various ways, and many suffered political persecution and exile as a result. Despite

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