Leading scholars of practical rationality and human action—including Alfred Mele, Michael Bratman, and Joshua Knobe—discuss central questions on agency, deliberation, and akrasia. The outcome is of great interest to philosophers, economists, and psychologists.
This book chronicles Marx’s evolution from philosopher to revolutionary innovator in political economy. Scrutinising post-Marxist perspectives, it reveals how his analysis of exploitation, equality, and liberty offers new slants for facing today’s recurring crises.