Neo-Marxism refers to 20th and 21st century intellectual movements that extend classical Marxist economic analysis to culture, identity, and power relations. Associated with the Frankfurt School, Gramsci, and later critical theory, it shifted Marxism from purely economic class analysis to cultural hegemony.
Extended Marxist analysis beyond economics to culture, race, gender, and identity; provided the theoretical basis for Critical Theory and later woke ideology.
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