Peter Hudis Archives - Page 7 of 21

April 1, 2002 Length: 1694 words

Israel-Palestine Crisis at Boiling Point

Through his brutal attacks on Gaza, reminiscent of his criminal actions in Lebanon in 1982, Israel’s Ariel Sharon is trying to rid the minds of Israelis and Palestinians of the very idea that they can…

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Peter Hudis

January 15, 2002 Length: 1090 words

Wang Ruoshui, Marxist Humanist

A tribute to the Chinese philosopher and journalist Wang Ruoshui (1926-2002), who was persecuted from the 1960s onwards for defending socialist humanism. He came under particular attack in the 1980s…

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Peter Hudis

December 1, 2001 Length: 896 words

Whatever Happened to the Anti-War Movement?

The crisis afflicting the anti-war movement goes deeper than the dominance of one or another “vanguard” party, though they have done plenty of damage. Rather, the problem is political and conceptual:…

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Peter Hudis

October 1, 2001 Length: 4028 words

To the Barbarism of Terrorism and War, We Pose the New Society

A two-fold disaster descended upon the world with the cruel and inhuman terrorist attack on New York and Washington, D.C. on Sept. 11. The first was the terrorist attack, which created a level of dest…

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Peter Hudis

June 1, 2001 Length: 2477 words

The Dialectic and ‘The Party’: Lukács’ History and Class Consciousness reconsidered

A review of Georg Lukacs’s recently discovered manuscript, published as Tailism and the Dialectic. This previously unpublished book was written as a defense of Lukacs’s History and Class Consciousnes…

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May 1, 2001 Length: 2359 words

Cincinnati’s Black Rebellion Exposes U.S. Racial Injustice

An analysis of the April 2001 rebellion in the Black community of Cincinnati in response to the police murder of a young man, Timothy Thomas. Though racial profiling, harassment, and murder of Blacks…

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October 1, 2000 Length: 1026 words

Revolutionary Educators Contrasted

Review of Peter McLaren, Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution – Editors

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April 1, 2000 Length: 2507 words

Can Capital Be Controlled?

Is it possible to ameliorate the debilitating impact of globalization by forcing capital to become democratically accountable? Should we instead be aiming for the ABOLITION of capital? And if we favor…

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Peter Hudis

March 1, 2000 Length: 94 words

The Dialectical Structure of Marx’s Concept of ‘Revolution in Permanence’

This article argues that while the limitations of Hegel’s political reconciliation with existing reality has long been evident, the depth of Marx’s challenge to capital cannot be fully comprehended, l…

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Articles From This Author

Israel-Palestine Crisis at Boiling Point

Wang Ruoshui, Marxist Humanist

Whatever Happened to the Anti-War Movement?

To the Barbarism of Terrorism and War, We Pose the New Society

The Dialectic and ‘The Party’: Lukács’ History and Class Consciousness reconsidered

Cincinnati’s Black Rebellion Exposes U.S. Racial Injustice

Revolutionary Educators Contrasted

Can Capital Be Controlled?

The Dialectical Structure of Marx’s Concept of ‘Revolution in Permanence’

Books written by this author

Critique of the Gotha Program (New Translation & New Introduction)

Marxist-Humanism in the Present Moment: Reflections on Theory and Practice in Light of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the Black Lives Matter Uprisings

Raya Dunayevskaya’s Intersectional Marxism: Race, Class, Gender, and the Dialectics of Liberation

Marx’s Concept of the Alternative to Capitalism (South Asian Edition)

Frantz Fanon: Philosopher of the Barricades

Marx’s Concept of the Alternative to Capitalism

Events from this author

[[Chicago]] How Marx and Fanon’s ‘New Humanism’ Speaks to Today’s Struggles Against Neo-Colonialism

[[Ho Chi Minh City]] Critique of Zionism from the Jewish Left’s perspective

[[Chicago]] The Regional and Global Impact of Israel’s War Against the Palestinian People

[[Online]] Marx’s Critique of the Gotha Programme – Contemporary Reflections

[Chicago] Past and Future of Afghanistan

[[New York]] Creolizing Rosa Luxemburg: Debating Revolutionary Nationalism

[[Chicago]] Race, Class and Gender in Today’s Social Movements

[Glasgow] Peter Hudis on Race, Class and Gender since the Black Lives Matter Movement

[Los Angeles] Public Online Reading Group on “Rosa Luxemburg, Women’s Liberation, and Marx’s Philosophy of Revolution”

[Chicago] Racist U.S. Capitalism on Trial

[Chicago] What is Socialism? What is Needed to Bring it into Existence?

[Chicago] A Tale of Two South Americas – Chile and Bolivia

[London] Marx, Ecology, and the Climate Emergency

[Chicago] The Green New Deal: Realistic Proposal or Fantasy?

[Chicago] Marx’s Philosophy of Liberation: Its Meaning for Today (Feb 20 to May 1)

[Chicago] REVITALIZING REVOLUTIONARY THEORY AND PRACTICE

[Chicago] Race, Class, and Identity Politics

[Culver City (LA area)] Racism and the Logic of Capital

[Los Angeles] Rosa Luxemburg’s Concept of Revolution and Its Meaning for Today

[Chicago] Environmental Crises: Resistance & Alternatives