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Teledurruti (bloc-notes) L’ascensore di Pier Paolo Pasolini (via Fonteiana 86, Roma, dove sono state scritte “Le ceneri di Gramsci”)
TELEDURRUTI.it —
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Capture the Culture!
The Lonely Conservative —
Authority: 583
Antonio Gramsci Do you ever wonder how we got here? How did the United State of America go from the “Land of the Free” to what it is today? How does one describe America today? “Home of the Entitled?” In the past I’ve covered how the communists infilatrated our social institutions. See here , here ...21 hours ago -
Dude, wheres my hegemony?
Through The Scary Door —
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Lenin did not invent the party of a new type. The vanguard party is an old concept. In fact it is the only concept. Vanguard and party are a virtual tautology. Whoever heard of a rearguard party? Across the political spectrum you find minorities organised around distinct points of view. Regardless of what they regard ...2 weeks ago -
"We were fools to think the fall of the Berlin Wall had killed off the far Left”
Not PC —
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Skimming the newspapers to check their Berlin Wall coverage, Sean Gabb from Britain’s Libertarian Alliance discovered an unusually good piece in the Daily Mail . It’s not just unusually good (especially for the Mail ), but it offers a good lesson in activism, as Sean explains in the postscript: ...3 weeks ago -
Melanie Phillips: “This is a Marxist doctrine”
RBO —
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Melanie Phillips writes today in the UK’s Daily Mail that “We were fools to think the fall of the Berlin Wall had killed off the far Left. They’re back – and attacking us from within.” (h/t Andrew Breitbart)We begin with a section taken from her excellent article entitled “Subversive.” It sadly shows how ...3 weeks ago -
The Colonialism of Michelle Rhee or TFA v BoA
SpeEdChange —
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The conversation was challenging. In a Critical Studies conversation we had wandered to Michelle Rhee, the head of Washington DCs schools, TFA and Joel Klein/Mike Bloomberg graduate, Time Magazine s favorite educational leader . I said, as I have before, that I believe her policies are racist and colonialist. That ...3 weeks ago -
The werewolf and the silver bullet: ANT/Gramsci, pt. end.
Dead Voles —
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As I’ve said recently I quite agree with Duncan that “if intellectuals want to be politically useful in some way, as intellectuals, some of the more useful things they can do are 1) provide an adequate analysis of current social, economic and political conditions; 2) start generating concrete proposals for ...3 weeks ago -
ANT/Gramsci, pt. 6: Networks, nodes, relations, alliances
Dead Voles —
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Because of the way the blog medium arose out of the interactive affordances of the internet, each blog, post and comment creates a node in a possible network of relations and alliances. Or they can just sit there doing nothing but taking up space. Whether networks actually come of blogs depends to some degree on ...3 weeks ago -
ANT/Gramsci, pt. 5: Emergency!
Dead Voles —
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I mentioned in pt. 3 that Gramsci’s goal of a homogeneous collective revolutionary consciousness might itself be what he called an ‘Enlightenment’ error. And in pt. 4 I poked some fun at the distinctive wigglings of Left intellectuals hoist on this petard. The problem is a fundamentally doomed and therefore ...4 weeks ago -
ANT/Gramsci, pt. 4: Left intellectuals and the correct line
Dead Voles —
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In a post at Crooked Timber on the history of the terms ‘politically correct’ and ‘liberal fascism’ John Quiggin writes At least since the 1970s, the description “politically correct” or, in Australia, “ideologically sound”, had been used within the left to mock those who were excessively concerned ...4 weeks ago -
Tentative Album Cover
Dead Voles —
Authority: 417
Comments are welcome. Does the finger look “just photoshopped enough”?4 weeks ago -
Bourdieu & Gramsci
The Mustard Seed —
Authority: 124
Antonio Gramsci: A short excerpt from a post from my blog The Excerpt Mill : In Bourdieu’s early work with Jean-Claude Passeron, we find the term “the cultural arbitrary” used in a way which seems quite similar to Gramsci’s concept of normative grammar: “In any given social formation the cultural ...4 weeks ago -
ANT/Gramsci, pt. 3
Dead Voles —
Authority: 417
I need something or two short, pithy and on-point to frame my talk, perhaps even to pass out to participants. To both validate and complicate the idea that the blog medium can participate in the assembly of networks of Gramscian praxis, consider this from the Prison Notebooks , Q 24 (also in Selections from Cultural ...4 weeks ago -
ANT/Gramsci, pt. 2
Dead Voles —
Authority: 417
This is the actual title and proposal as submitted to RM. ANT and Blogging as Gramscian Praxis Gramsci’s Prison Notebooks were not written for public consumption. Nevertheless, they often read like blog posts, little condensed nuggets of information and analysis linking to a wide range of observations, readings ...4 weeks ago -
ANT/Gramsci, pt. 1
Dead Voles —
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Over the next week I hope to do a series of posts setting up my talk on Actor Network Theory, Gramsci, and the practice of blogging at this year’s Rethinking Marxism conference . The current post will describe some rules and methods I’ve settled on for this project. *I will not be writing a formal paper at this ...4 weeks ago -
The left intellectuals and the God trick
Dead Voles —
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I’ve had bits of a thought on some recent blog exchanges on intellectual activism and the role of the left intellectual stuck in my throat for the last little while, and since I’m now right up against my deadline for the Rethinking Marxism talk I have to prepare I’m just going to hack them up in a little pile. ...4 weeks ago

