Marxism, Capitalism, Nature

EMANCIPATION as a project of human liberation can only be initiated through, or at least with, the emancipation of nature.

Development and industry, both in capitalist societies and in countries that implement Marxism, rely on instrumental rationality. Marxism claims to reject the exploitation and oppression of humans, especially in production relations, but it sees nature as a fact that must be subdued.

Contemporary Marxist theorists, suc

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