Specters of revolt: on the intellect of insurrection and philosophy from below

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In 1948, Karl Marx declared that a communist specter was haunting Europe. In 1994, Jacques Derrida considered how the specter of Marx would haunt the post-Cold War world. In Specters of Revolt Gilman-Opalsky argues that the world is haunted by revolt, by the possibility of events that interrupt and disrupt the world, that throw its reality and justice into question. But recent revolt is neither decisively communist nor decisively Marxist

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Specters of revolt: on the intellect of insurrection and philosophy from below

Gilman-Opalsky, Richard

Gilman-Opalsky, Richard

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Title -- Dedication -- Contents -- Introduction: It's Always Antebellum -- Chapter 1: Becoming-Ghost -- Chapter 2: Beyond Struggle -- Chapter 3: Unjamming the Insurrectionary Imagination -- Chapter 4: The Eternal Recurrence of Revolt -- Chapter 5: A Graveyard for Orthodoxies -- Chapter 6: The Ferguson Revolt Did Not Take Place -- Chapter 7: Reason and Revolt: Philosophy from Below -- Repeter Books -- Copyright

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