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Past events All papers are posted in Word unless mentioned Fourth annual conference, 24 May 2008 Is there a Marxian Philosophy? Institute of Education, University of London Abstracts Timothy Hall (East London) The Metacritique of Philosophy: Marx, Lukács and Adorno [pdf] Silvia de Bianchi (Rome) The Critique of Philosophy and the Practical Ground: Reflections on a Marxian Approach [pdf] Simon Skempton (Middlesex) Marx's Philosophy of Infinite Determinability Amy Wendling (Creighton) The Strife between Technology and Capital: Machines in the Communist Future Andrew Feenberg (Simon Fraser) Marxis and the Critique of Social Rationality: From Surplus Value to Technology Studies Afternoon seminar, 23 February 2007 London Knowledge Lab Scott Meikle (Glasgow) Marx's Two Theories of Value Andrew Chitty (Sussex) and David Leopold (Oxford) Symposium on David Leopold's The Young Karl Marx (CUP, 2007) Afternoon seminar, 13 October 2007 London Knowledge Lab Roberto Veneziani (Queen Mary University of London) Analytical Marxism: A Critical Appraisal [pdf] G.M. Tamas (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) Rudiments for a Political Philosophy of Socialism Fourth annual conference, 19 May 2007 The Justification of Socialism Institute of Education, University of London Raj Sehgal (Roehampton) Karl Marx's Scientific Socialism: A Defence Gabriel Wollner (Oxford) On the Purpose of Philosophy – A Defence of Marx's 'Introduction to the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right' [pdf] Charlotte Daub (Sussex) A Hegel-Marx Debate about the Relation of the Individual and Society Simon Choat (Queen Mary University of London) Socialism without Idealism and without Justification: Marx via Late-Twentieth Century French Philosophy Norman Geras (Manchester) How is Socialism to be Justified? Alex Callinicos (Kings College London) How Big is Marxism's Moral Deficit? Afternoon seminar, 17 February 2007 Royal Holloway, London Meade McCloughan (UCL) Marx and the Phenomenology of Spirit Nina Power (Roehampton) Marx, Feuerbach And Non-Philosophy Panel at Historical Materialism conference, 10 December 2006 Idealism, Materialism, Production – Philosophical Foundations of Marxist Critique SOAS, London Andrew Chitty (Sussex) Species Being and Capital Martin McIvor Marx as a Post-Kantian Background papers: Marx and German Philosophy Revisited Marx's Modernism: Outline of a Defence Sean Sayers (Kent) Labour in 'Post-Industrial' Society Frieder Otto Wolff Materialist Dialectics Afternoon seminar, 21 October 2006 Royal Holloway, London James Furner (Sussex) Marx's Account of the State from the German Ideology to the Eighteenth Brumaire Andy Denis (City University, London) Organicism in the Early Marx: Marx and Hegel on the State as an Organism Third annual conference, 27 May 2006 Institute of Education, University of London Bob Cannon (University of East London) Capitalism, Fetishism and Modernity Drew Milne (Cambridge) Michel Henry's Marx Mark Neocleous (Brunel) The Politics of redemption: Marxism, National Socialism, and the Dead Afternoon seminar, 25 February 2006 Royal Holloway, London Robert Fine (Warwick) Marx, Hegel and Legal Philosophy Andrew Chitty (Sussex) The Kingdom of Ends and Species Being Second annual conference, 10 September 2005 Institute of Education, University of London Chris Arthur Capital and Logic Patrick Murray (Creighton) Value, Money, and Capital in Hegel and Marx Scott Meikle (Gasgow) The Composition of Marx's Reaction to Economic Thought Moishe Postone (Chicago) The Subject and Social Theory: Marx and Lukács on Hegel Afternoon seminar, 28 May 2005 London School of Economics Sean Sayers (Kent) Marx's Concept of Labour Georgios Daremas (Indianapolis Athens) Marx's Theory of Democracy in his Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of the State Afternon seminar, 5 March 2005 City University, London William Roberts (Pennsylvania State University) Abstraction and Productivity: Reflections on Formal Causality John Grant (Queen Mary, University of London) Multiple Returns: Althusser on Hegel Afternoon seminar, 'Marx and gender', 4 December 2004 London School of Economics Gillian Howie (University of Liverpool) After Postmodernism: Feminism and Marxism Revisited Terrell Carver (University of Bristol) Marx and Engels: Feminism/Gender/Masculinities Inaugural conference, 29 May 2004 Institute of Education, University of London Andrew Collier (Southampton) Marx and Conservatism Respondent: David McLellan (Goldsmiths) Martin McIvor (London School of Economics) The State of the Understanding: Politics and Epistemology in Marx's Earliest Writings Respondent: Lawrence Wilde (Nottingham Trent) David Harvey (City University of New York) Space as a Key Word (with Overhead) Respondent: Andrew Chitty (Sussex)