Marx's Idea of the Subjective Dimension of Revolution and the Problem Therein

What is it about?

This chapter focuses on the transformative potential of the working class, exploring how revolutionary subjectivity develops through struggle and “revolutionary practice.” It examines the ethical and psychological dimensions of revolution, critiquing Marx’s inconsistencies while proposing ways to address them. The chapter also discusses the pitfalls of vanguardism.

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Why is it important?

The idea of revolutionary subjectivity is central to Marx’s vision of social change. This chapter makes the concept accessible and relevant, addressing the challenges of organizing in today’s polarized world. By critiquing and expanding on Marx’s ideas, it offers practical insights for anyone interested in activism or social transformation.