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Louis Pierre Althusser was a French Marxist philosopher of the twentieth century. He is best known for his concept of structuralist Marxism. He was a member of the French Communist Party but his association with the party never prevented him to turn critical of the party. His ideas influenced a generation of philosophers such as Derrida, Pierre ...
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Louis Althusser und das Politische Denken der Frühen Neuzeit Sebastian Neubauer Abstract Die Theorie Louis Althussers, seit je her politisch wie theoretisch äußerst umstritten, verschwand in der Folge des von Althusser im Jahre 1980 begangenen Mordes an seiner Frau Hélène von der Bildfläche. Darüber geriet in Vergessenheit, dass ...
1. Nov. 2018 · In Althusser's model, linguistic and non-linguistic models unstably coexist, but to form a general theory of signifiers and thus of ideology, as Althusser himself argued, it is necessary to develop a general theory of the signifier. Thus, Althusser's theory of ideology raises questions regarding ways to develop such a theory.
Louis Althusser. Verso, 1984 - ... example existence exploitation express fact field forced formations Freud function give human idea Ideological State Apparatuses ideology imaginary important individuals International ISAs John Lewis knowledge labour l ...
Althusser (1971: 21, 61-62, 66, 73; 1976: 72) has admitted as much in describing philosophy as a "weapon" in class struggle. In science, as in ideology, to back one interpretation is to declare war on another. All interpretation is polemical; there is no middle ground. Power becomes the ultima ratio (Foucault 1980).
13. Apr. 2016 · There are three main points that Althusser makes about this process of becoming subjects-in-ideology. 1. We are born into subject-hood – if only because we’re named before we’re born; hence we’re always already subjects. The acquisition of language is the process of becoming a subject, for both Althusser and Lacan. 2.
