"This volume examines various points of contact between Marxism and phenomenology. Although these traditions can appear conceptually incompatible, the contributors reveal productive complementarities on themes such as alienation, reification, and ecology, which illuminate and can help to resolve the crises of contemporary capitalism"--.

• Cover
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• The Problem of Form
• Catalyzing Convergence of Marx’s Body of Ideas with Phenomenology
• Marxism, Phenomenology, and the Mythico-Political
• Meaning and Being
• The Phenomenology of Societal Interaction in the Thought of Max Adler, Edmund Husserl, and Their Antecedents
• Capital as Enframing
• Toward a Social Paradigm of Left-Heideggerianism
• The Dawning Ethics of Aleatory Materialism
• Benjamin’s Critical Marxist Phenomenology
• Contradictory Colonial Locations
• Index
• About the Contributors