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Social Text 2009 27(3 100):159-163; DOI:10.1215/01642472-2009-029
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Marxism

David Kazanjian

This essay reflects on the import of Marxism for the history of Social Text. It argues that Marxism can be understood as a mode of challenging frameworks for thought rather than as a framework in and of itself.


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