Materialismo dialettico e nulla. Annientamento e cosalizzazione della cosa

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  • Luca Mandara Università degli Studi di Napoli “Federico II”; Università degli Studi della Basilicata

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6093/1593-7178/12999

Abstract

The paper outlines the different meanings of the concept of “nothingness” in the thought of Karl Marx, Herbert Marcuse and Dario Paccino. In fact, their historical-dialectical materialism always recognized the possibility of the annihilation of the natural being (human and non-human) due to historical and natural reason. Marx developed this idea in his young critique of the alienation of labour and of the Hegelian philosophy. After Auschwitz and during the war in Vietnam, Marcuse recovered it to revise the determinate negation “from the inside” and to think other ways of negation to shake the false freedom and happiness of the “opulent society”. Finally, Paccino used it to demystify the ideology of productivism of the green capitalism and of the orthodox Marxism. In the end, for all of them the possibility of the destruction of natural being was decisive to show the very dangerous consequences of an indefinite accumulation with no regard to natural limits and to claim for a socialist revolution of the capitalist society.

Keywords: Destruction of Nature, Dialectical Negation, Marxism, Nothingness, Socialism

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Pubblicato

2025-12-20

Come citare

Mandara, L. (2025). Materialismo dialettico e nulla. Annientamento e cosalizzazione della cosa. Bollettino Filosofico, 40, 302–316. https://doi.org/10.6093/1593-7178/12999