Volume 27, Issue 2, 2017
Values and Ideals. Theory and Practice: Part III
Jean-François Gava
Pages 151-157
Philosophy of History and Heterodox Marxism
We would like here to contribute to lower the fracture between orthodox Marxism and heterodox Marxism, which means grosso modo: between historical materialism and the critique of value. There, of course, would be for the former a high price to pay, that of an important redefinition of the philosophy of history. But the latter also should recognize that a philosophy of history is an inseparable presupposition of Wertkritik, that one has long, among heterodox Marxists, thought capable of prancing autonomously from the former.