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The epistemic foundations of injustice: lessons from the Young Marx
G. Casuso
This thought-provoking article by Gianfranco Casuso delves into early Marxian concepts and their relevance to contemporary issues of epistemic injustice. It argues for the critical role of the excluded in shaping new social realities and highlights how Marx's insights into alienation and emancipation remain vital today.
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