Robert Kurz (philosopher)
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Robert Kurz on an ATTAC-congress in March 2009
Robert Kurz (24 December 1943 — 18 July 2012) was a German Marxist philosopher, social criticism publicist, journalist and editor of the journal Exit!. He was one of Germany's most prominent theorists of value criticism.[1] His works have yet to be translated into, and published in, English.[2][3]
Bibliography
Author
- The Collapse of Modernization: From the collapse of barracks socialism crisis of the world economy (1991) ISBN 3-8218-4421-3
- Honecker's Revenge: On the political economy of the reunified Germany (1991) ISBN 3-923118-62-7
- Potemkin's Return: Dummy capitalism and distribution war in Germany (1993) ISBN 3-923118-28-7
- The Last One Turns Off the Light: On the crisis of democracy and market economy (1993) ISBN 3-923118-88-0
- The World as Will and Design: Postmodernism, lifestyle Left and the aestheticization of the crisis (1999) ISBN 3-89320-024-X
- The Black Book of Capitalism: A Farewell to the Market Economy (1999) ISBN 3-8218-0491-2
- Marx Read: The most important texts of Karl Marx for the 21st Century (2000) ISBN 3-8218-1644-9
- World War II Order: The End of Sovereignty and the changes of imperialism in the era of globalization (2003) ISBN 3-89502-149-0
- The Anti-German Ideology (2003) ISBN 3-89771-426-4
- Bloody Reason: Essays for emancipatory critique of capitalist modernity and its Western values (2004) ISBN 3-89502-182-2
- The World Capital: Globalization and internal barriers of modern commodity-producing system (2005) ISBN 3-89320-085-1
- Money Without Value: Plans to transform the critique of political economy (2012) ISBN 978-3-89502-343-9
See also
- Post-Marxism
- Krisis (German journal)
References
- ↑ "Erneuerer des Marxismus: Robert Kurz ist tot" Spiegel Online. 20 July 2012. Retrieved on 6 September 2012.
- ↑ "Erneuerer des Marxismus: Robert Kurz ist tot" Spiegel Online. 20 July 2012. Retrieved on 6 September 2012.
- ↑ "In Memoriam: Robert Kurz" Principia Dialectica. 19 July 2012. Retrieved 6 September 2012.
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