This World We Must Leave: And Other Essays

by Jacques Camatte

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Post-Marxist essays coming out of the spirit of 68 France, but from a less familiar angle. Neither a Parisian poststructuralist academic nor a situationist, Camatte comes from an ultraleft Franco-Italian communist background, and takes Marx in a more ecological and anarchistic direction.

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Post-Marxist essays coming out of the spirit of 68 France, but from a less familiar angle. Neither a Parisian poststructuralist academic nor a situationist, Camatte comes from an ultraleft Franco-Italian communist background, and takes Marx in a more ecological and anarchistic direction.

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