A continuous insistence on the illusion of being able to think the problem of the relation between theory and practice in the terms of an original disjunction and a possible synthesis can be observed in philosophy (the differential positions remain, […]
Marx’s reading of Greek atomism informs his uncompromisingly materialist stance, something we will inspect more closely further on in the chapter. At this point, suffice it to say that the contradiction that underpins Epicurean atomism, according to young Marx, is
Chapter on Dialectics, Materialism, Change: From Epicurus to Marx via Aristotle
“Hegel is an asshole”–Karl Marx“Hegel is an asshole”–Carla Lonzi“Hegel is an asshole”–Gilles Deleuze“Hegel is an asshole”–Rei Terada Credit where credit’s due for today’s writing prompt: Carla Lonzi’s 1970 tract “Let’s Spit on Hegel,” originally published by the group Female Revolt [Rivolta Femminile],
Original source: http://1libertaire.free.fr/Guattari10.html. Translated by Taylor Adkins, 4/12/2020 Félix Guattari: I am always under a little pressure from M., who asks as frequently as possible for some examples. On the other hand, my concern would be to try to delve
New Translation of Félix Guattari’s Seminar “Les Quatres Inconscients 13/01/1981”
There is a continuous insistence in philosophy on the illusion that the problem of the relationship between theory and practice can be thought of in terms of an original disjunction and a possible synthesis (the differential positions remain, but are
The hegemonically important discourses are currently taking place between neoliberal positions propagating the national market as a location in international competition and thus free trade, mobility for capital and a limited immigration of labour, and between the racist New Right,
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‘On the Materialist Dialectic’ first appeared in La Pensée, August 1963. Remarks on the Terminology Adopted This article proposes the term Theory (with a capital T to designate Marxist ‘philosophy’ (dialectical materialism) – and reserves the term philosophy for ideological
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