Multitude in Spinoza and Marxism with Michael Hardt

In this recording of an online seminar, Michael Hardt discusses the significance of the concept of ‘multitude’ for radical philosophy, from Spinoza, to Marx, to Michael’s own writing with Antonio Negri.

NB: The podcast immediately before this one in your feed should be ‘Multitudes in the Age of Brexit: on Hardt & Negri’. That episode was recorded as an introduction to Hardt and Negri for listeners to listen to before this episode. However, that episode doesn’t seem to have downloaded to Apple Podcasts properly (it seems so be working on all other apps). If you can’t find it in your feed and would like to listen, you can find it HERE.

This seminar was part of our ongoing series, From Marx to Spinoza: Affect, Ideology, Materiality.

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