Welcome to Bookmarker!

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

Source code on GitHub (MIT license).

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6 years, 2 months ago

the lead-gray afternoon inspo/setting

Outside, the lead-gray afternoon slipped almost imperceptibly into twilight. Very gradually the earth moved toward night and as I sat eating I noted every darkening shadow. Jean sipped his coffee and lighted a Pall Mall. My mother arranged the kerosene lamp so she could see to do the dishes.

"Fr…

—p.45 Stop-Time White Days and Red Nights (45) by Frank Conroy
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6 years, 2 months ago

chronological time is an illusion inspo/interiority

My faith in the firmness of time slips away gradually. I begin to imagine that chronological time is an illusion and that some other principle organizes existence. My memories flash like clips of film from unrelated movies. I wonder, suddenly, if I am alive. I know I'm not dead, but am I alive? I l…

—p.21 Savages (11) by Frank Conroy
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6 years, 3 months ago

ideologies are never that coherent inspo/anti-capitalism topic/ideology

I do think that millions of other teens (who, like me, never even what Sassy was, let alone that they should ask for a subscription for it) suffered without access to feminism. But there’s also the unique and poignant and enduring suffering of the women who become fodder for its formation and suste…

the collected ahp “That name you know, it’s very important here.” by Anne Helen Petersen
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6 years, 3 months ago

ruptural, interstitial, symbiotic

These three modes of transformation suggest very different postures towards the politics of transformation. Ruptural transformation, at least in its more radical forms (‘Smash the state’), assumes that the core institutions of social reproduction cannot be effectively used for emancipatory purposes…

Verso Blog Compass Points: Towards a Socialist Alternative by Erik Olin Wright
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6 years, 3 months ago

statism, capitalism, socialism

For each of these three ideal types one can imagine an extreme form, in which only one sort of power is involved in controlling economic resources. In these terms, totalitarianism can be viewed as a form of hyper-statism in which state power is not simply the primary form of power over economic pro…

Compass Points: Towards a Socialist Alternative by Erik Olin Wright