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In this installment of Marxist Menagerie, comrade Jesse continues to read from Mao Tse Tung's 1937 essay On Contradiction.
Part three covers the section entitled "The Particularity of Contradiction".
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This episode was released to our patrons on 4/28/2021.
We're back from the dead! On this week Epoch we return to form in typical chaotic fashion. We begins the episode with the Israel's on-going ethnic cleansing of Palestine. We urge you join your local BDS movement. We discuss the slow destruction of the United Kingdom as the fallout of Brexit deepens: Scotland will mostly likely vote in favor for independence in a next referendum, Ireland reunification might become a reality, and Wales may also gain their independence. We close the news with Biden's awful unemployment plan. Jesse explores the web of capital, China, and the Uyghurs. Then Comrade Binx joins us to discus the displacement of local houseless community, the destruction of their encampment, and how you can help. LE brings up a stories of sex toys mistaken for weapons of war. Scott rounds things out with his opinion of Elon Musk and the cult of personality. As always, please enjoy, and thank you for listening!
In this installment of Marxist Menagerie, comrade Jesse continues to read from Mao Tse Tung's 1937 essay On Contradiction.
Part two covers the section entitled "The Universality of Contradiction".
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This episode was released to our patrons on 4/27/2021.
In this installment of Marxist Menagerie, comrade Jesse begins reading from Mao Tse Tung's 1937 essay entitled On Contradiction.
Part one covers the introduction and first section, "The Two World Outlooks".
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This episode was released to patrons on 4/26/2021.
In this installment of Marxist Menagerie, comrade Jesse reads a speech by Eleanor Marx, daughter to Karl Marx, from the year 1890.
Source text: https://www.marxists.org/archive/eleanor-marx/works/mayday.htm
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Our patrons got this episode on 4/19/21.
In this installment of Marxist Menagerie, comrade Jesse finishes reading Claudia Jones' An End to the Neglect of the Problems of the Negro Woman!
Part two covers the sections entitled The Negro Woman Worker; The Domestic Worker; Manifestations of White Chauvinism; Key Issues of Struggle; and The Struggle for Peace.
Also, you get to hear my mic break at the end of the episode. *womp womp*
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This episode was released to our patrons on 4/9/21.
We have another extra chonky one this week on the Epoch. Full crew on deck as we open with some ruminations on the Derek Chauvin ruling. In the news we discuss the sorry state of the MBTA, the welfare state, the American social credit system known as the credit score, how various intuitions plan to deal with climate change, Libertarian ideology, and WBZ's piss poor journalistic standards. Comrade Binx joins us to highlight some important action against the construction of a new women's prison in Massachusetts. LE brings us a segment about baby bottles. We find out some members of the team are younger than The Simpsons, and have an elongated and quite unhinged conversation about the utility of bagels. It's a weird one. Enjoy.
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Time for a weird one. To hear the full episode, please visit: patreon.com/epicincredulity
In this installment of Marxist Menagerie, comrade Jesse reads from Claudia Jones' An End to the Neglect of the Problems of the Negro Woman!
Source: https://libcom.org/files/claudiajones.pdf
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Patrons got this episode on 4/3/21.
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