Alienation, Praxis, and Technë in the Thought of Karl Marx

Review of Metaphysics 30 (4):755-756 (1977)
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Abstract

On the surface, this book is an interesting and well-written commentary on Marx’s thought, with the emphasis on the writings of the young Marx. It is much more than that, however, as it is clear that Axelos sees this study as a prologue for an attempt to transcend Marx by means of a correction of certain aspects of Marx’s thought.

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