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Tag Archives: Marxism
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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Labor, Automation, and Refusal
Marxism has, and had for a quite a long time, a problem with the question of work. This is not to say that Marxism can be confused with the insistence of its antagonist, capitalism, over the relations of labor and … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, automation, autonomism, communism, cybernetics, DIY, information technology, labor, Marcuse, Marxism, Mumford, refusal of work, revolution, technology
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The Two Marxs
What happens when the person assigned to the prosecution is as fascinated by the accused as he is scandalized by him. It comes about that the prosecutor sets himself to finding a hundred thousand good reasons to prolong the study … Continue reading
Deterritorial Investigations 