Russell Jacoby raises several interesting and important points about the absence of Freud, Hegel, and Marx from their respective disciplines (“Gone, and Being Forgotten,” The Chronicle Review, July 25 ...

Paper by Cyril Smith for Hegel seminar 18th June 1999. As Hegel was the first to know, 'every philosophy ... belongs to its own time and is caught in that time's restriction'. But that raises a ...

The following is a selection of letters sent to the World Socialist Web Site on “Hegel, Marx, Engels, and the origins of Marxism”, a review of Tom Rockmore’s book Marx after Marxism: The Philosophy of ...

Talk given at the International Socialist Forum on 7 March, 1999. This is yet another instalment of a long-term project: to re-examine what Marx was doing, as far as possible without the prejudices of ...

CAPITALISM IS like gravity: it envelops our world so completely that it's easy to forget about it entirely. The laws of both operate inexorably, and attempts to disregard them can result in serious ...

Biographies come in two kinds. The first and more conventional kind portrays the hero as an exception, a genius or a rebel against his time. (I say “his” time because traditional biographies ...

A half-century has passed since the first book appeared, and in the interim we have witnessed both the dissolution of the Soviet Union and, since the 1967 war (if not before), the ongoing colonization ...

Mehring Books is pleased to announce that the pamphlet Hegel, Marx, Engels and the Origins of Marxism by David North is now available for online purchase. In this review of Duquesne University ...