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broad emancipatory change archive/dissertation inspo/anti-capitalism

This is not, however, a book of prescriptions. No glorious blueprint for the left resides within its pages. Rather it brings together crucial perspectives for understanding capitalism and the world we inhabit. While the assessment of capitalism and its opponents may seem bleak, the conclusion of th…

—p.2 Capital and Its Discontents: Conversations with Radical Thinkers in a Time of Tumult Introduction (1) by Sasha Lilley
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in order to bring about the impossible inspo/anti-capitalism

[...] the left was not established so as to have things easy but in order to bring about the impossible. It was created to improve the world and the condition of human beings in the teeth of adversity and apparent hopelessness, to fight for human rights and democracy and to flood the societies of t…

—p.128 The Great Regression The courage to be audacious (117) by Robert Misik
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not only danger but also opportunity inspo/anti-capitalism

[...] Trump's victory marked a defeat for the holy alliance of emancipation with financialization. But his presidency offers no resolution of the present crisis, no promise of a new regime, no secure hegemony. What we face, rather, is an interregnum, an open and unstable situation in which hearts a…

—p.48 Progressive neoliberalism versus reactionary populism: a Hobson's choice (40) by Nancy Fraser
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not moral condemnation but political validation inspo/anti-capitalism

[...] Does anyone believe that a Clinton presidency would have gone after Wall Street and the 1 per cent? That it would have diminished rather than stoked populist rage? In fact, the rage felt by many Trump supporters is quite legitimate, even if much of it is currently mal-directed towards immigra…

—p.46 Progressive neoliberalism versus reactionary populism: a Hobson's choice (40) by Nancy Fraser
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not moral condemnation but political validation inspo/anti-capitalism

[...] Does anyone believe that a Clinton presidency would have gone after Wall Street and the 1 per cent? That it would have diminished rather than stoked populist rage? In fact, the rage felt by many Trump supporters is quite legitimate, even if much of it is currently mal-directed towards immigra…

—p.46 Progressive neoliberalism versus reactionary populism: a Hobson's choice (40) by Nancy Fraser