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hermetic

Marxists now produced hermetic knowledge, inaccessible to ordinary workers, about fields without any direct relationship to political strategy

—p.12 The Defeat of Critical Thinking (1977–93) (7) by Gregory Elliott, Razmig Keucheyan
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apogee

The apogee of the New Left occurred from around 1968 until about 1977 (the Italian autonomist movement)

—p.8 The Defeat of Critical Thinking (1977–93) (7) by Gregory Elliott, Razmig Keucheyan
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Tobin tax

Critical theories are theories that more or less comprehensively challenge the existing social order. The criticisms they formulate do not concern particular aspects of this order, like the imposition of a tax on financial transactions (the ‘Tobin tax’) or some measure relating to pension reform

—p.2 Introduction (1) by Gregory Elliott, Razmig Keucheyan
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Frankfurt School

The term ‘critical theory’ has a long history. Traditionally – often in the singular and upper case – it refers to the thinkers of the Frankfurt School, the generations of philosophers and sociologists who have succeeded one another at the helm of that city’s Institut für Sozialforschung

—p.1 Introduction (1) by Gregory Elliott, Razmig Keucheyan
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UKIP voters are more radical

[...] on many issues, UKIP voters are more radical than then British public as a whole. One YouGov poll found that 78 per cent of UKIP voters supported public ownership of energy companies (compared to 68 per cent of all voters); 73 per cent wanted the railways renationalized (as against 66 per cen…

—p.299 The Establishment: And How They Get Away with It Conclusion: A Democratic Revolution (294) by Owen Jones