Althusser and the Renewal of Marxist Social Theory
    Acknowledgments

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  • Althusser: The Social Formation as a Totality of Instances
  • The Social Formation Articulated on the Basis of a Mode of Production
  • The Materialist Rationalism of Spinoza
  • The Critique of Transitive and Expressive Causalities
  • Structural Causality and Darstellung
  • Structure in Dominance and Determination in the Last Instance
  • Hegel or Spinoza?
  • Contradiction, Uneven Development, and Overdetermination
  • Differential and Plenary Time
  • History as a Process Without a Subject
  • The Economism/Humanism Couplet
  • History as a Process Without a Goal
  • Marxism as a General Not a Total History
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  expand section Chapter 3  Science, Ideology, and Philosophy
  expand section Chapter 4  Ideology and Social Subjectivity
  expand section Chapter 5  Literature and Ideology
  expand section Chapter 6  Class Struggle, Political Power, and the Capitalist State

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    Bibliography
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