Latin American Marxisms in context : past and present / edited by Peter Baker, Irina Feldman, Mike Geddes, Felipe Lagos and Roberto Pareja.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Baker, Peter, editor.

Feldman, Irina Alexandra, editor.

Geddes, Mike, 1943- editor.

Lagos Rojas, Felipe, editor.

Pareja, Roberto, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Communism--Latin America.

Communism.

Philosophy, Marxist.

Latin America.

Socialism--Latin America.

Socialism.

Marxism.

Philosophy, Marxist--Latin America.

Physical Description:

xxiv, 238 pages ; 22 cm

Place of Publication:

Newcastle upon Tyne, UK : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2019.

Contents:

Part I Political Economy: Rethinking the Logic of Capital

Chapter 1 The Development of Underdevelopment Before and Beyond Dependency Theory and Political Marxism: Rereading Marx's General Law of Capitalist Accumulation p. 3 / Lorenzo Fusaro

Chapter 2 Commodification as Value Capture in Cuba's Telecom and Wireless Sectors p. 25 / Carol Muñoz Nieves

Chapter 3 Megaprojects in Latin America: Infrastructure, Capital, States, and Civil Society p. 43 / Mike Geddes

Part II State, Space, and Civil Society: Rethinking the Marxist Tradition

Chapter 4 Rethinking the Category of the State: The (Pluri-)National State and Struggles for Autonomy in Bolivia p. 61 / Britta Katharina Matthes

Chapter 5 The Problem of Enclosure in Jose Carlos Mariátegui's Seven Interpretative Essays on Peruvian Reality p. 91 / Nicolas Lema Habash

Chapter 6 Franz Tamayo and Fausto Reinaga on the State, the Army, and Revolution in Bolivia of 1952: A Dialogue between Liberal and Marxist Traditions p. 113 / Irina Feldman and Roberto Pareja

Chapter 7 Thinking with Zavaleta: Projecting Lo Abigarrado onto Neoliberal Globalization p. 133 / Felipe Lagos Rojas

Part III Culture: Towards a Poetics of Emancipation

Chapter 8 Abstractions in a Rift: Lemebel's "Manifiesto" Speaks for a Different Political Constituency of the Communist Party in Chile p. 157 / Gwendolen Pare

Chapter 9 José Carlos Mariátegui's Artistic Criticism: For a Broader Approach to Aesthetics' Emancipatory Potential p. 179 / Laura Lema Silva.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 205-233).

ISBN:

1527535185

9781527535183

OCLC:

1104603650

Publisher Number:

99981665405