11a. Western European Marxism Beyond the Frankfurt School
Part III: The Eastern Bloc – Marxism as Anti-fascism (1945-1989)
- Framing: Marxism in the West – Between Party Loyalty and Critical Distance
- France – From Kojève to Althusser
- Italy – Gramsci and the PCI
- The Historical-Political Defense of Hegel: D’Hondt and Losurdo
- West German Marxist Hegelians – Between the DKP and the Academy
- Systematic Assessment: What Remains of Western European Euro-Marxism?
- Outlook: The End of Western European Euro-Marxism (1989-1991)
- Concluding Reflection on Part III: The Eastern Bloc – What Was Thought, What Was Missed, What Remains?
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