What are you reading comrade?
Removed by modIt's summer, long days for reading cool books.
(If you're reading theory, maybe also hit us up with a cool quote you've read lately if there's something poetic that sticks out!)
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Yeah I've been waiting to do a deep dive on Losurdo when more of his stuff gets translated, I'm waiting for the Western Marxism one mostly. Out of the ones already translated, Liberalism: A Counter-History seems like the best.
On the Losurdo/Stalin ep of Guerrilla History with the translators they talk about how his approach to the Liberalism book is very similar to the Stalin book and that they're very good companion pieces.
That's fair, it's got me checking out Duolingo to learn some rudimentary Italian hahaha (in addition to my desire to learn Spanish and Russian lmao). I've got a couple PDFs of his other stuff, Class Conflict and War and Revolution, but Liberalism is the first I've really dived into. His thinking is incredibly sharp and I think a lot of western leftists would really benefit from his stuff.
Yeah! I've listened to that episode. Really good stuff. I hope Henry and Salvatore translate some of his other stuff, the reception to the Stalin book seems pretty good so far.