It's Not a Postcapitalist World, Nor is it a Post-Marxist One—An Interview with John Bellamy Foster

Abstract

Evrensel Kultur: Postmodernism's advice to us was to have doubts towards all kinds of information acquired. The "security syndrome" following September 11 has spread these doubts to daily life. In other words, the twenty-first century has begun as an age of doubts/suspicions. How does the suspiciousness of the new century differ from that of past centuries? If we take "suspicion" as a metaphor, what kind of real relations/connections can be described or hidden with this metaphor?

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