Rethinking Postcapitalist Praxis
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This paper problematizes one crucial concept in Marxism: ‘third world’. It problematizes it through the return of the foreclosed language of class in the economy; which in turn enables us to find-found the ‘world of the third’ as the outside to the circuits of global capital. Such an outside opens the possibility of understanding Marxian postcapitalist praxis in/from the global South as a Moebius of resistance to capitalist and exploitative non-capitalist class processes and reconstruction of non-exploitative class processes – both within and outside the circuits of global capital. Postcapitalist politics of resistance-reconstruction inaugurates micro-processes of self-social-political transformation.
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This paper problematizes one crucial concept in Marxism: ‘third world’. It problematizes it through the return of the foreclosed language of class in the economy; which in turn enables us to find-found the ‘world of the third’ as the outside to the circuits of global capital. Such an outside opens the possibility of understanding Marxian postcapitalist praxis in/from the global South as a Moebius of resistance to capitalist and exploitative non-capitalist class processes and reconstruction of non-exploitative class processes – both within and outside the circuits of global capital. Postcapitalist politics of resistance-reconstruction inaugurates micro-processes of self-social-political transformation.
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