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Tag Archives: Bogdanov
Altermodernity and Modes of Knowledge
Modernity: Capitalist and Socialist When we speak of a multi-scaled, meshworked subject such as the Marxist proletariat or the post-Autonomist’s “multitude”, we instantly confront ourselves with a host of problems. The first of these is the distribution of these agents … Continue reading
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Tagged Accelerationism, altermodernity, Bogdanov, colonialism, folk knowledge, knowledge, Lenin, Marxism, metis, modernism, modernization, science, Soviet Union, Stalin, technics
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Learning the Future: Bogdanov, Neurath, and Scientific Socialism
Socialism has had a sort of poor track record as of late when it comes to science and technology. From Stalin’s violent repression of Mendelian genetics (and privileging of the pseudo-science of Trofim Lysenko) to the modern contemporary contingencies of … Continue reading
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Tagged altermodernism, Bogdanov, complexity, culture, cybernetics, education, Futurism, Mach, Marxism, modernism, Neurath, p2p, partner state, socialism, socialism21c, Soviet Union, systems theory
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Deterritorial Investigations 