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The paper explores the evolution of Marxist thought into Post-Marxism, focusing on key thinkers who have acknowledged a 'crisis' in Marxism and are examining Marx’s work for contemporary political critiques. It distinguishes between 'strong' and 'weak' Post-Marxists based on their relationship with orthodox Marxism, and critiques the disconnect between intellectual discourse and actual social struggles. Furthermore, it highlights how modern movements favor non-hierarchical structures and inclusivity, while questioning traditional notions of representation in political thought.
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