: All right, I've done some quick research, and no source I can find attributes this precise meaning to "neo-Marxism."  Nothing I can find (nor my own experience) suggests that the term has a fixed common meaning  rather (like post-Marxism or post-communism, two more articles that need cleanup) it's a loose term used to denote any number of strands of twentieth-century Marx-derived thought.  See this or this, for example.  The Dictionary of Marxist Thought, usually authoritative on such subjects, has no entry at all for "neo-Marxism."  This article should acknowledge the term's fuzziness rather than putting forth its own idiosyncratic interpretation.  |