Finally finished the third volume of Capital. Not going to lie, it was a challenge and quite a journey, but well worth it. Rip to the many, many highlighters that gave their lives for this endeavor.
AMA!
Finally finished the third volume of Capital. Not going to lie, it was a challenge and quite a journey, but well worth it. Rip to the many, many highlighters that gave their lives for this endeavor.
AMA!
No, you have to read The Dialectics of Dependency by Ruy Mauro Marini. I'm not kidding. Do it soon.
Sigh, on the list it goes
It's my answer to the meme question "which book is Capital vol. 4" so I rate it over any kind of Adornoid navel gazing or MMT authors' 400 pages of "wow did you know neoliberalism is stupid?"
Also bump this one up as it may help you eliminate some others off the list
A Deep Plough: Unscrambling Major Post-Marxist Texts from Adorno to Žižek
More on reading list nuking certain traditions https://monthlyreview.org/2023/06/01/the-myth-of-1968-thought-and-the-french-intelligentsia-historical-commodity-fetishism-and-ideological-rollback/
Sick, thank you