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The other of class

Class and Its Others is a landmark collection of adventurous and often surprising essays that move well beyond what have become the shibboleths of antiessentialism to imagining new objects and discourses of class analysis. But how much aleatoriness can materialism absorb and still remain … materialist? Is the economic any less “itself” when conceived as an “entry point” rather than a ground? Can a specifically Marxist understanding of class survive an encounter with forms of otherness that may not be its own?