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Princeton, N. J Princeton University Press 1984 Softcover Good Condition Cover a bit rubbed and marked. Contents free from notes or highlighting. A presentable used copy with no significant flaws. Publisher's note: In this book Marx is revealed as a powerful contributor to the debates that now dominate philosophy and political theory. Using the techniques of analytic philosophy to unite Marx's general statements with his practice as historian and activist, Richard W. Miller derives important arguments about the rational basis of morality, the nature of power, and the logic of testing and explanation. The book also makes Marx's theory of change useful for current social science, by replacing economic determinist readings with a new interpretation in which systems of power relations are the basis of change. Part One discusses Marx's criticisms of the moral point of view as a basis for social choice. The outlook that emerges is humane but antimoral. Part Two argues that Marx' concepts of the ruling class is a means of measuring political power that is ignored yet urgently needed by present-day social science. Part Three bases Marx's theory of history on the dynamics of power, challenging both the standard, economic determinist readings of the theory and standard conceptions of science Size: 21.6 x 14 x 2.1 cm. 319 pp. Text is in English. Shipped Weight: Under 500 grams. Category: Philosophy; Marx, Karl, 1818-1883; English Language; ISBN: 0691014132. ISBN/EAN: 9780691014135. ...

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ISBN10: 0691014132, ISBN13: 9780691014135, [publisher: Princeton University Press, Princeton, N.J.] Softcover Cover a bit rubbed and marked. Contents free from notes or highlighting. A presentable used copy with no significant flaws. Publisher's note: In this book Marx is revealed as a powerful contributor to the debates that now dominate philosophy and political theory. Using the techniques of analytic philosophy to unite Marx's general statements with his practice as historian and activist, Richard W. Miller derives important arguments about the rational basis of morality, the nature of power, and the logic of testing and explanation. The book also makes Marx's theory of change useful for current social science, by replacing economic determinist readings with a new interpretation in which systems of power relations are the basis of change. Part One discusses Marx's criticisms of the moral point of view as a basis for social choice. The outlook that emerges is humane but antimoral. Part Two argues that Marx' concepts of the ruling class is a means of measuring political power that is ignored yet urgently needed by present-day social science. Part Three bases Marx's theory of history on the dynamics of power, challenging both the standard, economic determinist readings of the theory and standard conceptions of science Size: 21.6 x 14 x 2.1 cm. 319 pp. Text is in English. Shipped Weight: Under 500 grams. Category: Philosophy; Marx, Karl, ...

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