David Harvey : a critical introduction to his thought
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David Harvey : a critical introduction to his thought
Routledge, 2023
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [236]-243) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book will be the first text that critically synthesises and makes accessible Harvey's voluminous and influential literature.
Authors are well placed to guide us through Harvey's large and complex theoretical corpus with careful contextualization and assessment, all in relatively accessible and clear prose.
While there are many papers and chapters about Harvey's writings, most focus on one or other aspect of them and do not paint a more complete picture.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. David Harvey: geographer, Marxist, and public intellectual Chapter 3. Between philosophy and political practice: the power of critical theory Chapter 4. Contradiction, perpetual change, and crisis: the DNA of capitalism Chapter 5. The restless and uneven geographies of capitalism Chapter 6. Capital unbound: the commodification of everything Chapter 7. From structure to agency: the tangled human geographies of difference, inequality, solidarity, and protest Chapter 8. What is to be done? Towards a more just geography for a feasible future Chapter 9. Marxism within and beyond the academy: communicating critical thought in a 'post-public' era Chapter 10. Conclusion: a Marxist for our time?
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