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had they not sat through the same seminars inspo/misc

The debate was never in good faith. Democracy was still a decade away; the left was marginal and toothless; the old Francophiles had begun to retire. The three countries of North America signed the treaty with great fanfare. The Mexican economy grew, but not at the pace of the neoliberals’ projecti…

—p.90 n+1 Issue 30: Motherland Two Weeks in the Capital (73) by Nicolás Medina Mora
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our thinking is a function of our reality topic/ideology

When in The German Ideology, Marx insists that communism is not 'an ideal to which reality will have to conform itself' but 'the real movement which abolishes the present condition', it is precisely the immanence of a radical alterity that precludes its being spoken. Whatever Marx may at times ha…

—p.132 Salvage #6: Evidence of Things Not Seen Silence in Debris: Towards an Apophatic Marxism (115) by China Miéville
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our thinking is a function of our reality topic/ideology

When in The German Ideology, Marx insists that communism is not 'an ideal to which reality will have to conform itself' but 'the real movement which abolishes the present condition', it is precisely the immanence of a radical alterity that precludes its being spoken. Whatever Marx may at times ha…

—p.132 Silence in Debris: Towards an Apophatic Marxism (115) by China Miéville
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there is always something unsaid topic/literary-theory why/write

Writing, whatever else it is doing, is always getting at something that it never quite obtains. There is always something unsaid, something that clings to writing like a shadow.

—p.26 Caedmon's Dream: On the Politics of Style (7) by Richard Seymour
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the worst thing in the world to be wrong advice/living

What, you might reasonably sputter at this point, has any of that got to do with politics? But if you've got this far, you've patiently waded through relatively ordinary observations about the anthropocene, guilt and genocide. So stick with it. We're almost there. The point I'm making is that, in…

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