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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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work as the acquisition of self

[...] Relentlessly busy, visionary, and creatively enterprising, speculating upon the future appreciation of one's present (educational and material) assets, the financially leavened-self treats work as a way to pursue one's purpose. Work as labor - exhausting, exploitative, but performed with and …

—p.17 Keywords: The New Language of Capitalism Introduction (1) by John Patrick Leary
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the contested meaning of neoliberalism

"Noeliberalism" is sometimes used in a similar shorthand way - basically, to name everything bad about the contemporary world - and there is considerable disagreement about the term's meaning and scope. Some dismiss it as leftist jargon, meaningful in too many different ways to be useful. David Har…

—p.13 Introduction (1) by John Patrick Leary
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an autonomous individual entrepreneur built from kindergarten

[...] Schools like Wework are ultimately invested in reproducing a kind of ideal personality suited to the alternately dystopian and Pollyana-ish mindset of today's US elite: an autonomous individual entrepreneur built from kindergarten, whose potential can only be realized in the struggle for weal…

—p.10 Introduction (1) by John Patrick Leary
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Raymond Williams on hegemony

[...] "hegemony" shows us how the interests of a ruling class become the commonsense of others. Hegemony, he argues, comes to "depend for its hold not only on its expression of the interests of a ruling class but also on its acceptance as 'normal reality' or 'commonsense' by those in practice subor…

—p.5 Introduction (1) by John Patrick Leary
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are we living in a new stage of capitalism

[...] Are we living in a new stage of capitalism, though, or are today's digital technologies just a different version of our ancestors railroads and six-shooters, our Silicon Valley titans just the newest update to the ketchup and steel tycoons of an earlier, east-coast fantasy of wealth and oppor…

—p.2 Introduction (1) by John Patrick Leary