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Srm 680 week 9 - crotty & critical theory

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Zack Clancy
Zack Clancy

This document provides an overview of critical theory, beginning with biographical details of Karl Marx's life and work developing Marxism from 1842 to 1883. It then briefly mentions the development of Marxism after Marx and the founding of the Institute for Social Research, which helped establish critical theory as an academic discipline and school of thought.

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Critical Theory:  Karl Marx  Marxism after Marx  Institute for Social Research
Karl Marx “person of action”  1842 - “abortive attempt” as university lecturer  1843 – dismissed as editor of Rheinisch Zeitung, paper itself is banned  1845 – expelled from France; writes “The Poverty of Philosophy: A Reply to Proudhon's Philosophy of Poverty”  1847 – attends Second Congress of the League of Communists in London  1848 – writes The Communist Manifesto with Friedrich Engels  1849 – declared stateless, deported from native Germany, moves to England  1864 – elected member of General Council of the First International  1883 – passed away in London
Karl Marx conflict and conversation  Young Hegelian  class struggle - “proletariat” working class vs. the oppressive “bourgeoisie”
Marxism after Marx
Institute for Social Research
Critical Theory
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Srm 680 week 9 - crotty & critical theory

  • 1. Critical Theory:  Karl Marx  Marxism after Marx  Institute for Social Research
  • 2. Karl Marx “person of action”  1842 - “abortive attempt” as university lecturer  1843 – dismissed as editor of Rheinisch Zeitung, paper itself is banned  1845 – expelled from France; writes “The Poverty of Philosophy: A Reply to Proudhon's Philosophy of Poverty”  1847 – attends Second Congress of the League of Communists in London  1848 – writes The Communist Manifesto with Friedrich Engels  1849 – declared stateless, deported from native Germany, moves to England  1864 – elected member of General Council of the First International  1883 – passed away in London
  • 3. Karl Marx conflict and conversation  Young Hegelian  class struggle - “proletariat” working class vs. the oppressive “bourgeoisie”