Reading Guides

Gavin WALKER

Steve Edwards

Grey Anderson

(Originally published in French: http://revueperiode.net/sur-la-production-de-lespace-et-quelques-questions-urbaines-tour-dhorizon-de-la-litterature-anglophone/ )

Daniel Hartley

Eric Blanc

This piece was first published in French at http://revueperiode.net/guide-de-lecture-marxisme-et-amerique-latine/

This piece was originally published in French at http://revueperiode.net/breve-bibliographie-annotee-sur-le-capitalisme-marchand/

The Marxism and religion debate has returned with renewed vigour of late. We need to remind ourselves that by ‘religion’, Marx and Engels usually meant the dominant form of religion in Europe: Christianity, although they also discuss Judaism. On this question, the full range of texts by Marx and Engels on theology are rarely discussed. The reason is that early in the debate a few texts were chosen as a ‘canon within the canon’, leaving many other texts out in the cold.[1] In order to bring attention to those writings, I offer this annotated bibliography, organised according to the main religious themes discussed by Marx and Engels. The following collection begins with Marx, drawing occasionally on joint works with Engels, before focusing in the last two sections on Engels’s life-long interest in religion.

This piece was originally published in French at http://revueperiode.net/guide-de-lecture-le-marxisme-ecologique/

This piece was originally published in French at http://revueperiode.net/guide-de-lecture-pour-un-marxisme-queer/

This piece was originally published in French at http://revueperiode.net/guide-de-lecture-marxisme-et-cinema/.