Marx and Communism
Biography
Franck Fischbach is professor of philosophy at the University Sophia Antipolis in Nice. His main interest is in the German philosophical tradition and in social philosophy. He has translated works by Hegel, Schelling, Marx, and Honneth, and recently published Marx. Relire Le Capital (Paris: PUF 2009), Sans objet. Capitalisme, subjectivité, aliénation (Paris: Vrin 2009), and Manifeste pour une philosophie sociale (Paris: La Découverte 2009).
Introduction
Communism – Idea vs. ‘Real Movement’? (pdf)
Robin Celikates
Articles
Arena’s of Truth Making: The HIV/AIDS Correlation as a Case of Contested Facticity in Science, Politics and Journalism (pdf)
Fabian de Kloe
Marx and Communism (pdf)
Franck Fischbach
Occasional Notes on Communism (pdf)
Étienne Balibar
Essays
Utopische illusies over de (inruil)waarde van de universiteit (pdf)
Daan Gijsbertse
‘This System Does Not Produce Pleasure Anymore’: An Interview with Bernard Stiegler (pdf)
Pieter Lemmens
Reviews
Grand Hotel Abgrund Revisited (pdf)
Thijs Lijster
Principes en Patronen (pdf)
Floris Solleveld
How to Hide form Existence? (pdf)
Lukas Verburgt
What Is Wrong with Critique?: Secularism and the Necessity of Critique (pdf)
Konstanze Baron
De fabel van het medium (pdf)
Ernst van den Hemel