Marx and Singularity

Focusing on the concept of singularity, this work explores Marx's thought as a quest for individual realization. It critiques the common view that early and mature Marx are indistinguishable, emphasizing how singularity reveals the nuances of individual realization in contrast to capitalist notions of individuality. The book also examines the dynamic interplay of reciprocity between individual and collective identities, particularly in the context of class struggle, providing a fresh perspective on Marx's contributions to social theory.