By Robert Biester The potential of Futurism is in the fact that it has effectively died and been replaced by its successors in Dadaism, Surrealism and Expressionism, but this death (along with all things that die) can be replaced with something new. We should not mourn the futurism of old but embrace its messages, its …
Disclaimer: This is a response to a article and not a article itself and will not be posted in the article tab, everything stated in this is the opinion of the submitter and not of the magazine itself. Sincerely Chief Editor Robert Biester By Valentine Seebart A few days ago I was exhilarated to discover …
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Disclaimer: This is a response to a article and not a article itself and will not be posted in the article tab, everything stated in this is the opinion of the submitter and not of the magazine itself. Sincerely Chief Editor Robert Biester By Kolya This short text was meant as a response to an …
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By Robert Biester The Myth of Disruption Fraudsters and “fake it till you make it” Woke Exploitation and Signaling The Myth of Disruption In the wake of the 2016 Presidential election, and the election of the 45th president Donald Trump, there was an upsurge in interest towards progressive politics, in due part from the presidential …
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By Hasayo There is perhaps no larger issue facing us than climate change, or rather more aptly put, the climate catastrophe. Something that has been largely ignored for decades, the issue of climate is putting the whole world at risk, but some are more responsible for the current status quo than others. Despite the recent, …
Natasha Introduction: From Ballot Box to Circus I will begin this text by saying that the question of Syriza, as a whole, is not at all a story of a “good party being forced to bend the knee”, or of “the good, mass movement being co-opted by a small clique at the top”. This might …
Introduction The war has broken out. Or, to be more precise, it has finally become visible enough that it is impossible to ignore. Nascent international rivalries; economic deadlocks; internal political drives – Marxists have been convinced that a new war is coming ever since the end of the last one (though it is clear that …
By Natasha Introduction “[T]he premise of all criticism is the criticism of religion” (Karl Marx, A Contribution to the Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right) It is impossible to start a text which mentions Karl Marx without evoking a mystical ideological force. It has almost been one and a half century after his death, and …
By Valentine Seebart The existence of the ‘state’ as described both by Engels and Lenin is an entity which comes into being upon the existence of irreconcilable contradictions between classes; class conflict. The role of the (bourgeois) state is to impose a level of pressure upon society as to prevent the conflict of classes from …
by Valentine Seebart A manifesto of revolutionary drama State, governance and all other institutions of power can and should be understood within the context of a theatrical performance. From props, costumes, actors and roles there is a clear theatrical tendency within all power structures. In the present day, power has become so normalized that the …
