The philosophy of praxis alone offers a consistently immanentist worldview

Evidence

It seems as if the philosophy of praxis is the only consistent “immanentist” conception. It is particularly worth re-examining and criticising all historicist theories of a speculative character. — Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks, 1321

Categorization

• DEFINE: Establishes ‘immanentist’ as the defining trait of the philosophy of praxis, opposed to speculative historicism’s hidden transcendence.
• XREF: Immanence as anti-theological thinking connects to later Frankfurt anti-idealism and to how colonial knowledge projects universal categories.