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Intelligent Specters: The Subject in the Age of AI–Damian Moosbrugger and Adrien Dürst
Moosbrugger, Damian and Adrien Dürst. 2025. “Intelligent Specters: The Subject in the Age of AI.” Marxism & Sciences (8): 1–12. https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2301.00801
Marxism & Sciences: A Journal of Nature, Culture, Human and Society 
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-Call for Contributions: Marxism & Sciences Opens Submissions for the Upcoming Issue 9-
Marxism & Sciences, the biannual open-access journal dedicated to advancing Marxist science studies, invites submissions for its upcoming issue. We welcome contributions that explore the emancipatory potential of scientific knowledge, engage critically with the Marxist heritage, or address the intersections of science, society, ecology, and class struggle.
The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary collaborations, contributions from the Global South, feminist perspectives, and studies continuing the legacy of radical science and Marxist ecology. Research articles, essays, manifestos, translations, archival materials, and reviews are all welcome.
Submissions will be considered on a rolling basis and published as early access upon acceptance.
For detailed author guidelines, please visit:
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Symposium ifi.2022
This fourth international symposium on the thought of Soviet philosopher Evald Ilyenkov addresses its systematic and practical significance. It will bring together researchers from different disciplines drawing on and developing his work in contemporary conditions. We encourage diverse perspectives on Ilyenkov’s texts and seek new directions for Ilyenkovian approaches. The central focus of the symposium is on the concept of development and the future orientation of human activity.
Symposium date: 10-12 November 2022
Advisory Board members of Marxism & Sciences, David Bakhurst and Ezequiel Di Paolo are also invited keynote speakers at the symposium.
In Memoriam
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our dear comrade Ilker Isabetli (19/02/1982-30/03/2022), who was an amazing musician, and one of the authors of our journal’s first issue. During the battle with his illness, he shared with us an essay on Engels’ amateur composition exercises and also a wonderful recording in which he performed improvisation with electric bass. In memory of Ilker Isabetli, we would like to share his work with you again. Goodbye, comrade. Our hearts will always be with you.
In memory of Ilker Isabetli, we would like to share his work with you again;
Electric Bass Improvisations on Engels (Essay):
Electric Bass Improvisations on Engels: