<sup>9</sup> Haver goes so far as to claim that ‘for Marx, materiality and temporality are the same thing.’ Haver, ‘For a Communist Ontology’, 114. However, the problem of history is noticeably absent from his analysis. This reading hinges on developing a concept of materiality [Materialität] that simply put does not exist in Marx’s corpus. This concept would emerge from – and yet would need to ontologically ground – Marx’s critical reconstruction of materialism [Materialismus] in the Theses on Feuerbach as a dynamisation of the subject-object relation in modern (post-Kantian) epistemology.
<sup>10</sup> Althusser, ‘The Errors of Classical Economics: an Outline for a Concept of Historical Time’, 93.
<sup>11</sup> Peter Osborne, ‘Marx and the philosophy of time’, Radical Philosophy 147 (January/February 2008), 15.
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