[23:28] El peronismo le robó a la clase trabajadora el sujeto político de la revolución.
Neura Media • Myriam Bregman con Alejandro Fantino | La Cosa en Sí - 11/10
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[23:28] El peronismo le robó a la clase trabajadora el sujeto político de la revolución.
Nothing is inherently political; politicization requires a political agent which can transform the taken-for-granted into the up-for-grabs. If neoliberalism triumphed by incorporating the desires of the post 68 working class, a new left could begin by building on the desires which neoliberalism has generated but which it has been unable to satisfy.
Marc Fisher • Capitalist Realism
Bajo el prisma ultraliberal, la política es un peso muerto para el mercado libre, ese idílico lugar donde se realiza la libertad humana.
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Are We Seeing a Political Realignment?
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