The immediate task is to distinguish between Marxism and Marx, since it is only in that way that we can raise again the question of Marx's relation to his philosophical roots, in particular his relation to Hegel.
An edition of Marx after Marxism
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Marx after Marxism
The Philosophy of Karl Marx
by Tom Rockmore
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"The immediate task is to distinguish between Marxism and Marx, since it is only in that way that we can raise again the question of Marx's relation to his philosophical roots, in particular his relation to Hegel."
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