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marxism

Sabbath, Nyepi, and Pandemic: The Relevance of Religious Traditions of Self-Restraint for Living with the ‘New Normal’

Wednesday Forum News Tuesday, 2 November 2021

Wednesday Forum, 03 November 2021, Speaker: Yahya Wijaya (Duta Wacana Christian University)

Wed FORUM: Islam and Marxism, a Reappraisal

NewsWednesday Forum News Thursday, 1 October 2015

WED-10-07-ISLAM-AND-MARX-BANNER-CRCS-UGM
Abstract
The return of capital invites the return of marxism. As a set of epistemological and theoretical tools for understanding capitalism and changing it, Marxism suffers from lack of adequate presentation amid the Indonesian academia and is often discredited as obstinately “ideological”, “dogmatic” or simply “utopian”. On the other hand, suspicion over Marxism and its emancipatory practice is widespread among religious discourses.  Indeed, Marxism is often understood as the antithesis of religion.  Should Islam renounce Marxism and embrace the “truth” of Capital while letting itself be corrupted by Capital? Could Marxism be a viable way of restoring the liberating messages of Islam?

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