Titlebook: Marx and the Missing Link: “Human Nature”; W. Peter Archibald Book 1989 W. Peter Archibald 1989 community.Karl Marx.Marx.missing link.natu

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Community and Individuality: The Theory of “Individuation”Here we go back to the account of individuation begun in the previous chapter.

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Introductionhic characteristics have been conceived as nearly totally derivative of social relations, ideology, or social for mations as a whole, and as having little impact upon social structuration and change. To the extent that such characteristics have any role at all in this mode of theorizing, they have u

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New Grundrisse for the Levels of Analysis Problemective “totalities” such as entire communities and classes, and he regarded such collective phenomena as not only “independent of the consciousness and wills” of individuals, but themselves the only (or by far the most important) . of the latter. For some such interpreters, most notably Lukács and A

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The Role of “The Individual” in History: The Theory of “Agency”an incomplete account of “human nature as modified in each historical epoch”. Among the missing elements are answers to these questions: how do circumstances themselves change, and to what extent do they change because individuals themselves consciously intend to, and do, change them? How do individ

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Introduction probably . to do so if one wants to fully understand his theorizing. For example, it has been shown that Marx regarded the relative independence of capitalist relations of production from the conscious control of individuals to itself depend upon these individuals’ indifference toward each other an