Droit, marché et communisme selon Marx, face aux réquisits du concept de société moderne
Marx links the category of law to that of market relations. He nevertheless considers socialism, which suppresses the market, to be the fulfillment of the claims of bourgeois law. In place of this conception, which unites two successive social phases under a sole conception of law, Jacques Bidet sub...
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cairn-AMX_021_0139AMXActuel Marx https://shs.cairn.info/revue-actuel-marx-1997-1-page-139?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/amx.021.0139 Droit, marché et communisme selon Marx, face aux réquisits du concept de société moderne Bidet, Jacques1997 fre Actuel Marx | 21 | 1 | 1997-01-01 | p. 139-162 | 0994-4524 AMX_02157 Marx links the category of law to that of market relations. He nevertheless considers socialism, which suppresses the market, to be the fulfillment of the claims of bourgeois law. In place of this conception, which unites two successive social phases under a sole conception of law, Jacques Bidet substitutes the theory of a single form of modern society, whose "meta-structure" (a concept that is both legal and economic) presides over the configuration of this society, in terms of class relations, and also over its historical movement. He therefore proposes a critique of the Marxian theory of law, a critique which does however draw support from the dialectical approach intrinsic to Marxism.Cairn free access |
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Marx links the category of law to that of market relations. He nevertheless considers socialism, which suppresses the market, to be the fulfillment of the claims of bourgeois law. In place of this conception, which unites two successive social phases under a sole conception of law, Jacques Bidet substitutes the theory of a single form of modern society, whose "meta-structure" (a concept that is both legal and economic) presides over the configuration of this society, in terms of class relations, and also over its historical movement. He therefore proposes a critique of the Marxian theory of law, a critique which does however draw support from the dialectical approach intrinsic to Marxism. |
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