Five Women One Hell

In order to advance the process of thinking about the forms of power related to capitalism, it would be more appropriate to base not only Marx or Foucault, but also Foucault's work based on Marx. In this way, it becomes clear that there is a second path to the struggle: a path that is still searching for itself, practically a draft, and theoretically, of course, little discussed. A path that aims to direct the struggle against capitalism on economic grounds and all other struggles against all forms of power and oppression to the same goal...

Marx and Foucault are two great sources that critical theory cannot ignore; different times, close to each other and so different
thinkers who put these issues on their agenda... Debates about the interpretation of these two great legacies still continue in both current politics and
It forms an integral part of the world of thought.

This study examines the thoughts of writers who want to illuminate the complex relationships between two thinkers and look at these relationships with a new perspective.
brings it together. The questions seeking answers are various: How did Foucault view Marx? Developing it, “overcoming” it, or opposing it
Did he intend to? Or was he ignoring her? In our age, class struggle in the Marxian sense and widespread power in the Foucauldian sense
What can we gain from thinking about their struggles together or in opposition to each other? And ultimately, is a Foucauldian Marxism or a Marxist Foucauldianism possible?

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 438

Size: 13 x 19.5

First Print Year: 2020

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language Turkish