[lbo-talk] Fwd: Noam goes with Barry ?

[Marv Gandall]

Unforgivably omitted  Sweezy, Baran, Magdoff, Braverman, and the rest of the MR school. Add Soboul, the great historian of the French Revolution, and Rude, author of The Crowd in History. I'd include Braudel and Wallerstein, too, though they called themselves "historical materialists" and eschewed describing themselves as "Marxists".

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> From: Marv Gandall <marvgand at gmail.com>
> Date: March 18, 2012 2:57:09 PM EDT
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> Subject: Re: [lbo-talk] Noam goes with Barry ?
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> 
> Here are some of the better known self-described Marxists - I'm sure I've left out many - who viewed Marx, not as a Prophet, but as the progenitor of a creative method, whatever weight you might want to attach to their respective, and often conflicting, theoretical contributions:
> 
> Engels. Lenin. Trotsky. Luxembourg. Hilferding. Mehring. Labriola. Bernstein. Kautsky. Plekhanov. Korsh. Gramsci. Lukacs. Bukharin, Preobrazhensky. Grossman. Adorno. Benjamin. Marcuse. Deutscher. CLR James.  Draper. Mandel. Cliff. Althusser. Hobsbawm. Hill. Lefebvre. Sartre. Althusser. E.P. Thompson. Brenner. G.A. Cohen. Eagleton. Jameson. Raymond Williams. Mariategui. Poulantzas.