Transition in Question. Dialectic, Structure, Difference brings into dialogue theoretical perspectives that, from sometimes very heterogeneous points of view, have critically confronted the Marxian problematic of the transition-proletarian revolution connection, sometimes to definitively distance themselves from it, sometimes to rethink its fundamental categories. The book offers a panoramic view of the different reconfigurations of the theme of transition - transition as destiny of being, as event, as utopia, as ideology, as theoretical positioning, as constituent ontology - questioning the multiple trajectories of a concept that, having survived the “crisis of Marxism”, has invested new themes (digital transition, ecological transition) and has taken root in the heart of contemporaneity.

This book is included in DOAB.