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To: nettim...@kein.org
Subject: Complexity and nostalgia
Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2018 15:10:31 +0100
I cannot believe we are still debating "class vs. identity". If you look
at the current wave of far-right strong mean, it's seems obvious their
project is the restoration of race AND class priv
.
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From: "Nina Temporär"
To: "nettime-l@mail.kein.org"
Subject: Complexity and nostalgia
Date: Sun, Nov 4, 2018 00:36
Wow, nettime’s very own James Damore moment -
And hardly anyone calls him out.
I cannot believe how easily
Wow, nettime’s very own James Damore moment -
And hardly anyone calls him out.
I cannot believe how easily so many people here allowed A.B. to
intellectually-click-bait
them into a discussion just because he whispered the magic words „Marx“ and
„class“,
And willingly delivered him material
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 7:11 AM Felix Stalder wrote:
> Our task, in my view, is to develop new languages, and new
> esthetics, to account for, and deal with, the sharply increased
> complexity. That means, that there is no single privileged point-of-view
> or layer of analysis. If there is any
I cannot believe (but can believe) that the discussion has become a typical one
of ~Millennials and Gen Z need to grow up already!~ Alexander, your claim that
the class oppressed need to study white male academics whose works are only
kept in circulation by an echo chamber of elitism such as
I cannot believe we are still debating "class vs. identity". If you look
at the current wave of far-right strong mean, it's seems obvious their
project is the restoration of race AND class privilege AND patriarchy.
Behind this, in my view, is a jump in social complexity (globalization,
Internet,
