On the Precedence of Lived Experience and Rebellion in the Classical Critique of Political Economy
Abstract
We revisit a historiography about the formation of the working class movement in Europe to show that the constitution of this political subject, that is, a rebel movement with a practice of insubordination, was the material basis from which the classical critique of political economy emerged and gained meaning. Without that political subject, the concepts of this critical theory lose their referents. We defend the thesis in this piece, therefore, that it is from the lived experience of subjects who demonstrate a practice of antagonism and insubordination today, that a critical theory with practical value can be founded.
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