I'm excited to share this project with the world, representing months of work. We are publishing reviews of fiction and nonfiction from a Marxist perspective, with a section for original translations coming soon!
@BolshevikBeyond Also very skeptical of psychoanalysis. Tutt had one on once to discuss Kanye and hand to god it was like a full hour of this guy just saying shit.
The Brookings Institution, sometimes ranked the most influential think tank in the world, laying out plainly in 2009 how "international criticism and Iranian retaliation" could be "deflected away from the United States and onto Israel."
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Mogged lol
When you actually go to China, speak with Chinese people about their own country’s struggles, and do research on the subjects this western propagandist chaotically spews out, his answer is completely rational and clear.
@BolshevikBeyond@die_rizzen There is no discontinuity between human and animal. Either in labor or mental abstraction. Human thought is such a quantitative difference from animals that it becomes qualitative.
@BolshevikBeyond@die_rizzen The critique of Marx that he was dismissing the interiority of animals is a correct reading IMO. Marx was wrong, less than Hegel and it’s not fatal to his argument but it requires correction.
@BolshevikBeyond@die_rizzen I don’t think you can justify that interpretation from the text. Marx is inverting Hegel’s discontinuity between human/animal due to labor. Marx rejects this, because animals do labor, so he moves the discontinuity to the mind.
@chicxxlunar I think to suggest this misunderstands Marxism or Anarchism or both at once. It’s important to understand why they are mutually exclusive.
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@alicirce It’s a fast read, not especially difficult material. Mostly just reasserting the historical context of hegemonic philosophy that would prefer to present itself as eternal.