The translatability of languages, as in the thought of Antonio Gramsci, represents an important attempt to renew Marxism and, to this end, faces a “territory” that Marx and Engels left practically unexplored. Nevertheless, one can find in Marx's writings of 1844-1845 a rich reflection on the plurality of “voices” as constitutive of the “human essence”. Marx aimed at overcoming all the subaltern variants of speculative activity, and for this he investigated immanence in the light of a non-absolute, arbitrary “worldliness”, but as “relative necessity”. The diversity of languages as a starting point for critical thinking an action.
Imanência e tradutibilidade: Marx 1844-1845
Fabio Frosini
2018
Abstract
The translatability of languages, as in the thought of Antonio Gramsci, represents an important attempt to renew Marxism and, to this end, faces a “territory” that Marx and Engels left practically unexplored. Nevertheless, one can find in Marx's writings of 1844-1845 a rich reflection on the plurality of “voices” as constitutive of the “human essence”. Marx aimed at overcoming all the subaltern variants of speculative activity, and for this he investigated immanence in the light of a non-absolute, arbitrary “worldliness”, but as “relative necessity”. The diversity of languages as a starting point for critical thinking an action.File in questo prodotto:
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