This article critiques anti-neoliberalism by analyzing its discourse and ideals, suggesting a deeper understanding is needed.
This article offers a philosophical and phenomenological critique of contemporary anti-neoliberaldiscourse, focusing on its tendency to idealize socialism while caricaturing neoliberalism. Drawing onthe works of Foucault, Horkheimer, Habermas, Althusser, Lacan, and Negri, the analysis examinesthe conceptual underpinnings and rhetorical strategies of anti-neoliberalism.
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