Hop in, comrades, we are reading Capital Volumes I-III this year, and we will every year until Communism is achieved. (Volume IV, often published under the title Theories of Surplus Value, will not be included, but comrades are welcome to set up other bookclubs.) This works out to about 6½ pages a day for a year, 46 pages a week. ... read full post
I'm making this thread to plan a reading group about anti-zionism, for comrades (including myself) to get educated on the latest anti-zionist and anti-colonial theory and practice. Please propose books in the comments, along with a short explanation of why your are proposing them / what they are about. ... read full post
Hey, all! ... read full post
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/277223
This is a weekly thread in which we read through books on and related to imperialism and geopolitics. Last week's thread is here. ... read full post
I have been trying to source texts on Marxism and empirical methods for a while now. This is from a text I read today. ... read full post
https://www.iskrabooks.org/ue-past-present-future - free pdf here
Hop in, comrades, we are reading Capital Volumes I-III this year, and we will every year until Communism is achieved. (Volume IV, often published under the title Theories of Surplus Value, will not be included, but comrades are welcome to set up other bookclubs.) This works out to about 6½ pages a day for a year, 46 pages a week. ... read full post
This is a weekly thread in which we read through books on and related to imperialism and geopolitics. Last week's thread is here. ... read full post
debatable where to put it, in history or theory, but this kinda big article covers 20th century left development and later de-development (invelopment (tm)), through the hegelian prism (or what i see as such), but it's an interesting and wide-spanning view if sometimes rich on the "critique of all there is" vibes. CW: (mentions of sa/homophobia/transphobia) ... read full post
Hop in, comrades, we are reading Capital Volumes I-III this year, and we will every year until Communism is achieved. (Volume IV, often published under the title Theories of Surplus Value, will not be included, but comrades are welcome to set up other bookclubs.) This works out to about 6½ pages a day for a year, 46 pages a week. ... read full post
This is a weekly thread in which we read through books on and related to imperialism and geopolitics. Last week's thread is here. ... read full post
I have a pretty good quality pdf but it uses a small font so reading it is uncomfortable. I noticed someone started a transcription of it on ProleWiki, but unfortunately it doesn't look like it is going to be finished.
Hop in, comrades, we are reading Capital Volumes I-III this year, and we will every year until Communism is achieved. (Volume IV, often published under the title Theories of Surplus Value, will not be included, but comrades are welcome to set up other bookclubs.) This works out to about 6½ pages a day for a year, 46 pages a week. ... read full post
I've been running into this conversation quite a few times recently with fellow organizers: that China and Russia are imperialist powers because they are expansionist. While I understand in my brain why this is not the case, it is difficult for me to argue the case. I wonder if there are any useful (and short) analyses / frameworks I can use in a conversation, because I start losing people when I get too into depth in theory. ... read full post
This is a weekly thread in which we read through books on and related to imperialism and geopolitics. Last week's thread is here. ... read full post
I never read Kapital but I'd like to. ... read full post
Hop in, comrades, we are reading Capital Volumes I-III this year, and we will every year until Communism is achieved. (Volume IV, often published under the title Theories of Surplus Value, will not be included, but comrades are welcome to set up other bookclubs.) This works out to about 6½ pages a day for a year, 46 pages a week. ... read full post
This is a weekly thread in which we read through books on and related to imperialism and geopolitics. Last week's thread is here. ... read full post
Hop in, comrades, we are reading Capital Volumes I-III this year, and we will every year until Communism is achieved. (Volume IV, often published under the title Theories of Surplus Value, will not be included, but comrades are welcome to set up other bookclubs.) This works out to about 6½ pages a day for a year, 46 pages a week. ... read full post
I was reading this text today and theres a line in it that I am just completely failing to wrap my head around. ... read full post