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Theatre and the Discourses of Power
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 January 2009
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1. My own position, which is suggested to me by Kolakowski's appraisal in Main Currents of Marxism, is that deconstruction, post-structuralism, and post-modernism are not so much renunciations of Marxism, as has been implied by the singularly inappropriate use of the term ‘post-Marxist’, but highly particularized analyses of ambiguities and ambivalences arising from interpretations of Marxism. I am aware that this statement appears to ignore blatant anti-Marxist declarations by some of the French critical theorists, but the context of my position is the long history of Marxism as the key paradigm in the philosophico-political development of contemporary critical theory.