On IdeologyThe publication of For Marx and Reading Capital established Louis Althusser as one of the most controversial figures in the Western Marxist tradition, and one of the most influential renewals of Marxist thought. Collected here are Althusserʹs most significant philosophical writings from the late sixties and through the seventies. Intended to contribute, in his own words, to a "left-wing critique of Stalinism that would help put some substance back into the revolutionary project here in the West", they are the record of a shared history. At the same time they chart Althusserʹs critique of the theoretical system unveiled in his own major works, and his developing practice of philosophy as a "revolutionary weapon."--Publisher description. |
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... interpellates them in such a way that the subject responds : ' Yes , it really is me ! ' if it obtains from them the recognition that they really do occupy the place it designates for them as theirs in the world , a fixed residence ...
... interpellates them in such a way that the subject responds : ' Yes , it really is me ! ' if it obtains from them the recognition that they really do occupy the place it designates for them as theirs in the world , a fixed residence ...
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... interpellates his subject , the individual sub- jected to him by his very interpellation , i.e. the individual named Moses . And Moses , interpellated - called by his Name , having recognized that it ' really ' was he who was called by ...
... interpellates his subject , the individual sub- jected to him by his very interpellation , i.e. the individual named Moses . And Moses , interpellated - called by his Name , having recognized that it ' really ' was he who was called by ...
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... interpellates around it the infinity of individuals into subjects in a double mirror - connexion such that it subjects the subjects to the Subject , while giving them in the Subject in which each subject can contemplate its own image ...
... interpellates around it the infinity of individuals into subjects in a double mirror - connexion such that it subjects the subjects to the Subject , while giving them in the Subject in which each subject can contemplate its own image ...
Contents
Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses | 1 |
Freud and Lacan | 141 |
A Letter on Art in Reply to André Daspre | 173 |
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abstract Althusser analysis bourgeois bourgeois ideology bourgeoisie Capital capitalist class struggle Communist Manifesto concepts concrete conditions of existence constitutive critique cult culture deviation dialectic discourse dominant duction effects epistemological break example exploited classes fact field of theory Freud function German Ideology human idea idealist ideo Ideological State Apparatuses imaginary individuals International interpellates ISAs Jean-Paul Sartre John Lewis John Lewis's know what exists knowledge Labour Movement labour power Lacan language last instance Lenin Louis Althusser Marx Marx's Marxism-Leninism Marxist theory masses material means nature negation object petty-bourgeois philos philosophy point of view political practice precisely problems proletarian psycho-analysis question reality recognized relations of production repressive State apparatus reproduction revisionism revolution revolutionary ruling class ruling ideology Sartre science of history scientific sense simply social formations Stalinian structure superstructure talk theoretical theory of ideology Thesis thing tion transcendence Twentieth Congress unconscious words