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1. Afterword

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

4. Index

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

6. Foreword

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

7. 4 The Young Hegelians

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

9. 7 1848

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

10. 11 Last Years

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

12. 9 The International

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

14. 5 Paris

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

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2013

15. 1 Introduction

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

18. Cover

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Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy, Alan Ryan, and Terrell Carver

Published
2013

27. Marx

Author

Terrell Carver

Published
2017

38. Feminist Theory : Two Conversations

Author

Terrell Carver and Terrell Carver

Subjects
Political science, Feminism, Feminist theory, Identity politics, Sex
Abstract

This volume brings together top articles on feminist political theory published in Contemporary Political Theory. With chapters on topics like abortion, the legacies of individual thinkers, and the role of care, the authors contribute varied but timely perspectives to the study of gender and politics.

Published
2024

41. Judith Butler (1956–)

Author

Terrell Carver

Subjects
Psychoanalysis, Idealism, Philosophy, Performativity, Socialist mode of production, Hegelianism, Queer theory, Performative utterance, Materialism, Feminism
Abstract

Judith Butler is a canonical philosopher of feminism and queer theory. As a public intellectual she bears some comparison with Marx, speaking on behalf of the oppressed in sometimes risky circumstances and “troubling” communism/socialism and feminism, respectively. More directly she rereads Marx’s “Theses on Feuerbach” into her core concept of performativity. Like Marx she critiques both philosophical idealism and traditional materialism. A performative, Butlerian reading of class, commodity and capital, Marx’s core concepts, shows how they have become powerfully naturalized as commonsensical. Marx’s reconceptualization of human history as self-transformative does not so much echo Hegelian idealism as prefigure Butler’s performativity.

Published
2020
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