Thequorian t1_j3tdnw5 wrote on January 10, 2023 at 10:58 PM

Reply to comment by MaxChaplin in Analytic philosophy, the hegemonic branch of the discipline in the US, often thinks of itself as above history and politics. But its rise, and its enduring influence, are owed to McCarthyism, which purged radicals from postwar philosophy. by matthewharlow

Marxism mainly focuses on history and material reality, whilst analytical Philosophy lives in an abstract, ideal world and analyses mainly the language and logical concepts. Marxism itself ignores the moral concepts entierly, while they themselves are motivated by ethics they got from somewhere else. You seem to regard marxism as a subset of analytical Philosophy, Something you can get to when analising enough,whilst it has completely different founding principals. I dont see why marxism wouldnt allow for self-criticism.