There's a great anecdote about Herbert Marcuse & Playboy magazine in this piece: https://theconversation.com/the-philosopher-who-was-too-hot-for-playboy-85002?utm_content=buffere6de5&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer …
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1. At height of his fame, Marcuse asked to do a Playboy interview. Offered big $$. He was torn because he didn't like magazine's sexism
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Replying to @FranklinH3000
Of course. As a Marxist he naturally wanted to enjoy the fruits of his labor.
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As a Marxist, nothing he did met the definition of labor.
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Naw, cultural work is work. And better the money go to him than stay with Hefner.
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Thinking can't be work, because that's what capitalists do.
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Not the capitalists I've met!
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