Kapitalisme dan Superstruktur (10)

Perhatian substantif dari Marxisme analitis secara luas sama dengan bentuk klasik Marxisme. Konsekuensinya, mereka sangat beragam, tetapi tentu saja mencakup minat pada: penjelasan sejarah, struktur kelas, dan eksploitasi. Apa yang berpotensi berbeda di sini adalah perlakuan Marxis analitis terhadap topik-topik tersebut, dan topik-topik Marxis klasik lainnya.

Komitmen normatif dari Marxisme analitis juga dimiliki secara luas dengan bentuk-bentuk klasik Marxisme. Status dan peran komitmen normatif dalam teori Marxis banyak diperdebatkan, tetapi tampaknya pasti    apa pun deskripsi diri yang mereka sukai   kaum Marxis memang memiliki komitmen normatif yang khas. Apa yang berpotensi berbeda di sini adalah kaum Marxis analitis mengakui hal ini, dan melihat perlunya refleksi lebih lanjut tentang nilai dan komitmen yang relevan. Marxis analitis biasanya merangkul nilai-nilai yang terkait dengan sosialisme, seperti kesetaraan dan komunitas, dan mendukung klaim normatif seperti  kapitalisme yang ada cacat, dan  beberapa alternatif non-kapitalis lebih disukai.

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