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The Political Scene and the Politics of Representation: Periodizing Class Struggle and the State in The Eighteenth Brumaire.
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte has a key place in debates over Marx's theory of the state and his account of political representation. For some critics, this text provides evidence for two Marxian theories of the state: whereas Marx normally saw the state as the executive committee or di
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