'Thus there is an angelic view of the exploited (that of Rousseau, Polányi, E.P. Thompson) and there is a demonic, Marxian view. For Marx, the road to the end of capitalism (and beyond) leads through...
[Franz Sedlacek's 'Song in the Twilight', 1931]
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he completion of capitalism, a system of economic and intellectual growth, imagination, waste, anarchy, destruction, destitution. It is an apocalypse in the original Greek sense of the word, a ‘falling away of the veils’ which reveals...
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all the social mechanisms in their stark nakedness'
— Gáspár Miklós Tamás (from 'Telling the truth about class')
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Tamás is a Hungarian marxist-anarcho-syndicalist philosopher, known for developing the concept of 'post-fascism'. He was removed from the office of director of the Philosophical Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 2011 by the right-wing Orbán government
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