Introduction.
An introduction is presented in which the author explains a section of the journal's focus on the book "Object Lessons," by Robyn Wiegman, as well as her enthusiasm for the though of philosopher Karl Marx and how this enthusiasm reflects the book's focus on objects of study.
| Published in: | Feminist Formations Vol. 25; no. 3; pp. 129 - 136 |
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Johns Hopkins University Press
Winter2013
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| Summary: | An introduction is presented in which the author explains a section of the journal's focus on the book "Object Lessons," by Robyn Wiegman, as well as her enthusiasm for the though of philosopher Karl Marx and how this enthusiasm reflects the book's focus on objects of study. |
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