The paper essay deals with broad issues in dealing with the historical and contemporary development of academic disciplines in the social sciences. lt draws a distinction between economics and the other "social sciences". The argument is based on the use of such categories as alienation and fetishism.lt involves a historical review to gauge the influence on economics of the mechanistic paradigm of the Newtonian revolution, as well as the transformation of political economy into economic theory. The paper deals with the concepts of alienation and fetishism in Marx, befare discussing theissues of 'eternización' and 'colonización'.

After presenting the motivations, concerns and / or questions that gave rise to this work, we begin by reviewing the precedents of "marginality" in the history of nineteenthcentury capitalism. The next two sections are theoretical and rest in the reading of Marx's Capital; they also allow us to appreciate the relationship between Quijano's thinking and the German thinker. The fourth section develops a debate with some exponents of Latin American critical thinking, especially with Rita Segato, about "marginality" and the tendency to "marginalize" Marx, under the pretext of any criticism of "Marxism." The two sections that follow are very relevant for the purposes of this work, since the category of marginality is rescued and revalued (without quotes), revised by Quijano, putting it in connection with other key categories in the maturation of his thinking, such as they are the marginal pol...

The article seeks to understand and unravel the historical nature of anti-politics in relation to neoliberalism and the context of the crisis of politics in our country. A review is made of the historical and theoretical framework of the subject, revising texts by Degregori, Lynch and other Latin American authors, focusing on the party crisis and the political economy of anti-politics. The conclusions are tentative in the sense that these are tentative answers to the following questions: How to end anti-politics? Democratizing democracy or refunding the country?

The decade of the 1940s of the 19th century were vital years in the maturation of thought as well as in the intellectual biography of Karl Heinrich Marx. The economic-philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 were part of a great effort to establish a proper and original episteme; and the present work tries precisely to rescue, reassess and reconstitute such manuscripts in the whole of Marx's thought. Attention is focused on the issue of alienation and / or alienated labor, which is approached from various angles: the hard core of the young Marx's social criticism; the Marxian meanings of alienated labor; the foundation of a critical sociology of capitalism; all this within the framework of the same Manuscripts.

This article starts talking about the block and regional subaccumulation, by market and intersectorial relationships, the demographics, social and productive dynamics, such as rural and urban articulation (disarticulation?). Then, the article focus on how the peasant markets goes on, and their credits, in Vilcanota basin like an intermediate region. It's very important to say that in this place the money has many rules and different purposes. There are no difference between the money such a capital in a regional scale and the money just like an exchange way in microregional spaces. It finishes with some conclusions in function of the central objective.

The paper essay deals with broad issues in dealing with the historical and contemporary development of academic disciplines in the social sciences. lt draws a distinction between economics and the other “social sciences“. The argument is based on the use of such categories as alienation and fetishism. lt involves a historical review to gauge the influence on economics of the mechanistic paradigm of the Newtonian revolution, as well as the transformation of political economy into economic theory. The paper deals with the concepts of alienation and fetishism in Marx, befare discussing theissues of 'eternización' and 'colonización'.