by Manuel Sacristán · Icaria editorial · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788474260854
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This book compiles the scattered texts of Manuel Sacristán written between 1959 and 1978 about Marx and Marxist thought. It consists of conferences, magazine articles, and book prologues, all with the firm intention of making known in Spain the ideas of Marx and the different ways in which these were assimilated and used in theory and political practice. As a professor and translator, Sacristán contributed to introducing important perspectives of 20th-century philosophy into Spain, such as formal secularism and Marxist thought.
In this work, Sacristán analyzes the relationship between the positive sciences and Marxist thought, highlighting how the intellectual formation of Marxist theorists in an environment influenced by Hegelian idealism hindered the integration of both fields. The book is part of the Antrazyt series and is presented as the first volume of the 'Pamphlets and Materials' collection.
