(especially in Marxist theory) a way of thinking …
Catalyst Vol. 1 No. 2
by
Catalyst
(editor)
(#2)
Nov. 22, 2017 - Nov. 25, 2017
(read/capitalism-etc)
(2017). Catalyst. Jacobin Foundation.
p.128
false consciousness »
p.124
lacuna »
an unfilled space; a gap (plural: lacunae)
p.122
ludic »
(adjective) of, relating to, or characterized by …
p.114
vitiate »
(verb) to make faulty or defective; impair / (ver…
p.35
reifying »
make (something abstract) more concrete or real
p.201
This relentless focus on intersubjective, interpe…
p.200
The likes of Murray and Vance are not wrong to di…
p.193
[...] Management has long understood that using t…
p.174
[...] starting in the 1940s, the US auto industry…
p.172
To the extent that Republicans cut the benefits t…
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Old Gods, New Enigmas
by
Mike Davis
defending the working class as the universal emancipator
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Old Gods, New Enigmas
by
Mike Davis
defending the working class as the universal emancipator
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The New Terrain of Class Struggle in the United States
by
Kim Moody
things have changed but not insurmountably
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The New Terrain of Class Struggle in the United States
by
Kim Moody
things have changed but not insurmountably
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South Africa's ANC: The Beginning of the End?
I skipped this one
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Bourdieu's Class Theory: The Academic as Revolutionary
by
Dylan Riley
an interesting critique of Bourdieu. says that his sociology is nonexplanatory
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Bourdieu's Class Theory: The Academic as Revolutionary
by
Dylan Riley
an interesting critique of Bourdieu. says that his sociology is nonexplanatory
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Irish Politics Since the Crash
by
Daniel Finn
I don't really know/care about Irish politics but this piece situated things in a broader context (EU, etc) so was mildly interesting
good point about transfer pricing among multinationals totally wrecking the idea of GDP (which has little validity to begin with)
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Irish Politics Since the Crash
by
Daniel Finn
I don't really know/care about Irish politics but this piece situated things in a broader context (EU, etc) so was mildly interesting
good point about transfer pricing among multinationals totally wrecking the idea of GDP (which has little validity to begin with)
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The Tea Party in Retrospect
an interview. warning that we shouldn't glorify the Tea Party campaigns too much
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The Tea Party in Retrospect
an interview. warning that we shouldn't glorify the Tea Party campaigns too much
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Management-By-Stress
by
Mike Parker
an enlightening detailed take on Toyotism. responding to an article from last issue
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Management-By-Stress
by
Mike Parker
an enlightening detailed take on Toyotism. responding to an article from last issue
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The New "Culture of Poverty"
an excellent critique of Strangers in Their Own Land / Hillbilly Elegy
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The New "Culture of Poverty"
an excellent critique of Strangers in Their Own Land / Hillbilly Elegy
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