Grounding Critique Marxism, Concept Formation, and Embodied Social Relations

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Sarp Tanyildiz, Gökbörü

Series:

Studies in Critical Social Sciences Series

Studies in Critical Social Sciences Series v.302

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Marxian school of sociology.

Communism and society.

Sociology--Philosophy.

Sociology.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Place of Publication:

Boston BRILL 2024

Summary:

Grounding Critique: Marxism, Concept Formation, and Embodied Social Relations demonstrates that marxism must have a robust understanding of embodied social relations, such as race, gender, and sexuality, in order to produce the knowledge necessary for transformative social change

Contents:

Front Cover

Half Title

Series Information

Title Page

Copyright Page

Contents

Foreword

Acknowledgements

Introduction: The Living Individual and the Marionette

I The Predicament of the Marxist Sociologist

II A Marxism Made to the Measure of Life

III The Principle of Sociability for Social Relations

IV The Specificity of Social Relations in Marx

V Embodied Social Relations under Capitalism

VI Embodied Social Relations in Contemporary Marxist Social Thought

VII A Brief Note on Intersectionality

VIII A Marxist-Feminist Symposium on Intersectionality

IX Embodied Social Relations in Social Reproduction Theory

X A Conceptual Ground Clearing to Return to Marx

Part I Embodied Social Relations in Contemporary Marxist-Feminism

I Introduction

II Intersectionality

III Some Methodological Propositions for a Marxist Engagement with Intersectionality

IV The Generalization of Embodied Social Relations as the Categories of Subjective Human Life

V The Framing of the Marxist-Feminist Engagement with Intersectionality

VI The Analytic Primacy of Class and the Transformative Pedagogies

VII The Ideological Techniques of Bourgeois Management

VIII The Concept of the Mode of Production

IX The Methodological Tension between the Phenomenology and Ontology of the Social

X The Need for the Recovery of the Concept of Experience in Its Lived Sense

XI Embodied Social Relations and the Levels of Analysis in Social Sciences

XII Class Burdened with the Difficult Conceptual Task of Reconciling History with the Social

XIII Mistaking Critical Marxist Epistemologies for a Sociology of Knowledge

XIV A Quasi-transcendental Framework of Explanation Premised upon a First Principle

XV Marxism and the Non-identity of the Law and Life in Contemporary Capitalist Societies

XVI Supra-racial Epistemology of an Aleatory and Subjectless Conception of History

XVII Marxist-Feminist Aporetic of Description versus Explanation

XVIII 10+1 Theses on Feuerbach

XIX The Non-coincidence of Experience and Explanation

XX Marxist-Feminist Inscription of the Binary of the Idiographic versus the Nomothetic

XXI Why 'Race' Cannot Be Accommodated within a Marxist-Feminist Analysis as an Embodied Social Relation?

XXII Conclusion

Part II Embodied Social Relations in Social Reproduction Theory

II What Is the Relationship between Social Reproduction Theory and Intersectionality?

III Social Reproduction Theory's Ambiguous and Inadequately Self-Reflexive Relationship to Intersectionality

IV Social Reproduction Theory as a Marxist-Feminist Alternative to Intersectionality

V Social Reproduction Theory's 'Methodology' and Its Articulation and Selection of Social Problems

Notes:

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VI 'Race,' Racialization, and Experience in Social Reproduction Feminism

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Print version Sarp Tanyildiz, Gökbörü Grounding Critique

ISBN:

9004712224

9789004712225

OCLC:

1463768448

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