"The Unconscious Will to Architecture in Marx offers a groundbreaking reinterpretation of Marxs intellectual legacy, challenging orthodox readings of his famous base and superstructure thesis. By delving into the architectural metaphor embedded in Marxs work, this book uncovers the profound influence of German Idealism and epistemological traditions on his thought. It invites readers to explore Marx not merely as an economist but as a philosopher deeply rooted in the tradition of classical German philosophy, offering fresh insights into his scientific theory and literary style. This book provides analysis of Marxs architectural unconscious, drawing on the works of Ludovico Silva, Tom Rockmore, and Kojin Karatani to illuminate the constructivist foundations of Marxs epistemology. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of how Kants notion of architectonics and Hegels concept of unconscious spirit shaped Marxs antifoundationalism. By bridging psychoanalytical theory with Marxs materialism, the book redefines the base-superstructure model, offering a nuanced perspective that moves beyond economic determinism to highlight the interplay of ideology, exchange, and unconscious agency. This book is essential reading for scholars and students of architectural philosophy, political theory, and Marxist studies. By challenging conventional interpretations, it equips readers with the tools to rethink Marxs legacy in light of contemporary scholarship and interdisciplinary approaches"-- Provided by publisher.