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aimee ☆
is on page 105 of 229
Finished reading the Preface to Capital and honestly it was probably my least favourite Althusser work I've read so far.
Splitting wage-labourers into proletarian and non-proletarian camps and lumping students in with petty-borgeois ideologues was not very impressive, and at times the discussion of "class instincts" and political difficulties with reading Capital came across as workerist, bordering on essentialist.
— May 02, 2026 03:04PM
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Splitting wage-labourers into proletarian and non-proletarian camps and lumping students in with petty-borgeois ideologues was not very impressive, and at times the discussion of "class instincts" and political difficulties with reading Capital came across as workerist, bordering on essentialist.
aimee ☆
is on page 74 of 229
finished the lenin and philosophy essay and wow. we gotta show this one to the new tendency of CU cos it has some beautifully articulated discussions about the relations between philosophy, science, and politics (class struggle) which i think really get to the heart of actionist concerns but elevates them to a materialist and patiently revolutionary reflection. melbourne be prepared cos i might write a lil polemic
— Apr 29, 2026 05:52PM
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Scrungle Gungle
is on page 47 of 272
Quite a fan of Althusser’s consideration of ‘philosophical lag’ and his stylistic phrasing in the first essay.
— Mar 31, 2026 12:26PM
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aimee ☆
is on page 29 of 229
that's right im starting another book before finishing any of the 1000000 other ones im reading 😝
— Mar 16, 2026 12:23PM
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