Jun 12, 2022
SEGA GOON
- Jun 12, 2022·5 replies
what’s y’all thoughts on this Jean Paul Satre quote about Foucault
“Foucault is the last barricade the bourgeoisie can still erect against Marx”
- Jun 12, 2022Womanpuncher69
what’s y’all thoughts on this Jean Paul Satre quote about Foucault
“Foucault is the last barricade the bourgeoisie can still erect against Marx”
True to an extent for the academic tyoes who wanna oppose Marxism as a big brain philosopher
- Jun 12, 2022Womanpuncher69
what’s y’all thoughts on this Jean Paul Satre quote about Foucault
“Foucault is the last barricade the bourgeoisie can still erect against Marx”
Very true. F*** Foucault. It’s a reason the CIA was funding translations of his books
- Jun 12, 2022
- Jun 12, 2022·1 reply
- Jun 12, 2022·1 replyWomanpuncher69
what’s y’all thoughts on this Jean Paul Satre quote about Foucault
“Foucault is the last barricade the bourgeoisie can still erect against Marx”
This true. Foucault was literally being funded by the CIA
Sartre such a weird person though, he was bourgeois to the core even though from his works he seemed to genuinely believed in Marxism (despite his insistence on attempting to synthesize existentialism and communism).
His vocal support for the USSR to the point where him and Camus went from close friends to enemies was badass tbh
Jun 12, 2022·1 replyWomanpuncher69what’s y’all thoughts on this Jean Paul Satre quote about Foucault
“Foucault is the last barricade the bourgeoisie can still erect against Marx”
French on French crime
- Jun 12, 2022Scratchin Mamba
Stole his whole flow
- Jun 12, 2022·1 replySufi
This true. Foucault was literally being funded by the CIA
Sartre such a weird person though, he was bourgeois to the core even though from his works he seemed to genuinely believed in Marxism (despite his insistence on attempting to synthesize existentialism and communism).
His vocal support for the USSR to the point where him and Camus went from close friends to enemies was badass tbh
yeah i know about the cia connections but i was wondering how his work defends capitalism im reading birth of biopolitics so i have a little bit of interest in his thought right now.
Thought Sartre was more on the Mao side on the soviet sino split surprised to see he kept defending it no matter what
- Jun 12, 2022the reds
French on French crime
there was the first international split between the anarchist and marxist
then the second internationalist vs the Bolsheviks
then the sino-soviet split
and finally the great french pedophile split
- Jun 12, 2022·2 repliesWomanpuncher69
yeah i know about the cia connections but i was wondering how his work defends capitalism im reading birth of biopolitics so i have a little bit of interest in his thought right now.
Thought Sartre was more on the Mao side on the soviet sino split surprised to see he kept defending it no matter what
I don't think Foucault necessarily defends capitalism he just rejected "grand narratives" and capitalism bad is a "grand narrative"
- Jun 12, 2022Scratchin Mamba
I don't think Foucault necessarily defends capitalism he just rejected "grand narratives" and capitalism bad is a "grand narrative"
"Everything is relative and nothing has any meaning"-brained guys
- Jun 12, 2022·1 replyScratchin Mamba
I don't think Foucault necessarily defends capitalism he just rejected "grand narratives" and capitalism bad is a "grand narrative"
ah that’s all i know about that thought there was more to it tbh
- Jun 12, 2022Womanpuncher69
ah that’s all i know about that thought there was more to it tbh
Afaik there doesn't seem to be
- Jun 12, 2022·1 reply
There was a German anarchist/socialist fella and his philosophy was like "life is meaningless only death has any meaning" and then he just killed himself at age 31 or so, cool fella
People say Debord killed himself because the SPECTACLE devoured his theory and turned him into a cliche
Jun 12, 2022
deadaccgood ass post glad you followed up on it
seems like our initial impulses were right in the thread but its definitely useful to have the minutiae explained too
Thanks. If yall wanna go deeper I recommend Bruce Cumings, Giovanni Arrighi, Ha Joon Chang, and Lee Wengraf
- Jun 12, 2022·1 replySEGA GOON
There was a German anarchist/socialist fella and his philosophy was like "life is meaningless only death has any meaning" and then he just killed himself at age 31 or so, cool fella
People say Debord killed himself because the SPECTACLE devoured his theory and turned him into a cliche
the Spectacle devoured Debord like an eldritch horror feasting on a burrito
- Jun 12, 2022deadacc
the Spectacle devoured Debord like an eldritch horror feasting on a burrito
no i cant explain this post
- Jun 12, 2022·1 reply
crazy to think that Buzzfeed wouldn’t exist without D&G
- Jun 12, 2022·4 replies
Can this nigga do one good thing
- Jun 12, 2022·2 repliesLein
Can this nigga do one good thing
https://twitter.com/BenjaminNorton/status/1535976971112435717Chile's version of Vaush got me
- Jun 12, 2022Lein
Can this nigga do one good thing
https://twitter.com/BenjaminNorton/status/1535976971112435717further evidence anarchists are just edgy liberalis
Jun 12, 2022Womanpuncher69what’s y’all thoughts on this Jean Paul Satre quote about Foucault
“Foucault is the last barricade the bourgeoisie can still erect against Marx”
F*** Foucalt
- Jun 12, 2022·2 repliesScratchin Mamba
Chile's version of Vaush got me
https://twitter.com/BenjaminNorton/status/1536021261050163202 sad to see communist parties become glorified soc dems