Simon Gros

To attain an adequate theory of subject we need to achieve a principled dialectical integration of four contexts of thought that are usually opposed: Hegelian phenomenology, existentialism, marxism, and psychoanalysis. Such a “synthesis” faces a number of interpretive problems, and the reader may well wonder how such a relationship is possible since these movements seem unalterably opposed on so many issues…

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