And so identity narcissism has given the cops the upper hand.
You're all going to heaven, which is full of cops like you.
Enjoy!
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At the end of a long decade of global austerity, that the 'c'
(lass) word should be so taboo on the left that it provokes accusations
of nostalgia at best, sexism and racism at worst, I find rather worrying
and sad. If one said 'occupational status,' 'income bracket,' or
whatever politically ne
The primacy of identity has transmorphed class struggle into
ressentiment politics. Generation identity is the bastard child of the
failed alterglobalisation movement. If at a time when poverty is the
source of wealth you insist on denying the economy matters, you sure
inhabit culture, but it's
ate of profit?
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 12:52 PM, ari wrote:
I never got this argument.
Gramsci was an open Marxist, thus open to the abuse of all the
closed
Marxists around. He kept his ear to the ground and during the rise
of
Fascism, he was quite isolated and marginalised by his contempo
I never got this argument.
Gramsci was an open Marxist, thus open to the abuse of all the closed
Marxists around. He kept his ear to the ground and during the rise of
Fascism, he was quite isolated and marginalised by his contemporary
closed Marxists because, amongst other things, he was trying
In the long 20th cc managerial class fractions played a mediator
role, between the ruling and ruled classes; capitalist and workers.
They mediated their ideologies; liberalism, conservatism, socialism,
and communism. By making alliances and formulating consensus based on
compromise between them
Marx's analysis of society has traditionally advanced a two-class
framework; of worker and capitalist.
From false premises only bad arguments can flow.
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Are you getting a bit fed up with the do-goody commonistas? Come and
hear it as it is. Next Thursday. East London.
Carlo Vercellone presents The Common as a Mode of Production. Towards a
critique of the political economy of common goods.
Hosted by the Research Centre on Labour and Global Prod
Book launch: Assembly by Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri
12 October 2017 - 7:00pm to 10:00pm
The Westminster Institute for Advanced Studies
Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, London W1B
2HW
In the face of rising right-wing movements and governments throughout
the world,
In a self-celebratory tone, the so-called radical left that has peddled
anti-EU rhetoric as its best card to gather a movement of its own at a
transnational level, is now claiming some credit for the result of the
UK referendum. The financiers have lost. The EU bureaucrats have lost.
The s
Alex, I'm afraid you are right on all counts. Corbyn's left is
conservative.
The pioneers don't seem to be looking to institutional politics: the
return on investment is nil, unless you really need a hug.
Social informal economies and alternative designs, on the other hand,
seem to be thri
>
> Does someone else or perhaps you, Felix and Ted, have a clearer
> sense of why none of us see fit anymore to enclose our writings in
> that kind of gift wrapping?
>
because it obfuscates?
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Do we still engage?
Do we still engage with Sartre?
Yes
Do we still read Derrida?
No
Do they speak to us?
Probably, but who's listening?
Does Heidegger speak to us?
He never did.
Does Husserl?
Sometimes unintentionally.
Is Hegel still critical to our thinking?
Of course.
Does an
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This is still work-in-progress but seeing the discussion I thought I'd
share. Come, sign, join in the drafting of charter 2.0
www.charter2.org
--> We feel that the current period of crisis and reaction should be
met head on with a positive set of demands and principles that can unite
progress
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