Posts Tagged ‘robert kurz’
Critique & theory
At nonsite.org, an interesting feature, the tank: Do We Need Adorno? By Todd Cronan, Emory University,Michael Clune, Case Western Reserve University, Nicholas Brown, UIC, Jennifer Ashton, UIC, Chris Cutrone, School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Marnin Young, Yeshiva University. First up, a review by Todd Cronan of Adorno and Horkheimer’s Towards a New Manifesto by Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer. Translated by Rodney Livingstone. […]
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From Flesh is Grass: Looking for a definition of when extremism becomes populism I came across this definition of right wing populism at progressive USA think tank Political Research Associates: Producerism —the idea that the real Americans are hard–working people who create goods and wealth while fighting against parasites at the top and bottom of society who […]
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Critique and theory
I think I have linked once or twice recently to the Wine and Cheese Appreciation Society of Greater London, the UK offshoot of Junge Link. Junge Link (strapline: against capital and nation) are part of the German “anti-nationalist” movement that emerged from (and partly against) the anti-German movement. I think I’ve already featured their text […]
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Tags: anti-nationalism, fascism, June Link, Loren Goldner, Moishe Postone, robert kurz, Theodor Adorno, Vladimir Lenin
The refusal of work
From Eurozine: In his vision of “ecology as politics”, André Gorz argued that advertising inflates our desires and robs us of any ability to live in equilibrium with nature. Advertising, he claimed, drives the growth essential to capitalism, which in turn requires the environmentally unsupportable exploitation of finite resources. In RiLi, Charlotte Nordmann argues a […]
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Against Ortho-Marxism
From Principia Dialectica: Robert Kurz on fictitious capital Spencer Leonard on the death of the left Moishe Postone reviewed by Laurent Jeanpierre Isaac Rubin in London From Three-Way Fight: Don Hamerquist: Thinking and Acting in Real Time and A Real World
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Fascists and Islamists together
////Canada: Gateway Pundit: The Neo-Nazis and Islamists marched together against Israel in Calgary this past weekend. The neo-Nazi Aryan Guard are the people holding the defaced Israeli flag. Apparently, their hatred of Israel and Jews seemed to temporarily supersede their hatred of other groups, who they marched with in Calgary this past weekend. (Flickr via […]
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Anti-National Translation 