Der achtzehnte Brumaire des Louis Bonaparte¶
Marx, K. (1852). Der achtzehnte Brumaire des Louis Bonaparte.
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Primes¶
- Continuity vs. Rupture
- The two are reciprocal tools: periodization proposes boundaries, continuity-vs-rupture adjudicates them — a reciprocity Foucault (1966) developed in tracing how epistemic shifts redraw period boundaries.
This sourceIn Die Revolution (New York). Diagnoses how revolutionary rupture in political form (1848 republic, Bonapartist coup) coexists with deep continuity in class-economic structure; canonical formulation of mixed continuity-rupture trajectories where surface and base move at different rates.
- The two are reciprocal tools: periodization proposes boundaries, continuity-vs-rupture adjudicates them — a reciprocity Foucault (1966) developed in tracing how epistemic shifts redraw period boundaries.
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