Speeches about the working class
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: Max Horkheimer's notes, from the beginning of the 20th century, on the working class, are still full of consequences for workers in their political struggles today
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: Max Horkheimer's notes, from the beginning of the 20th century, on the working class, are still full of consequences for workers in their political struggles today
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: The possibility of radical change does not depend on the proletariat assuming its revolutionary role
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: For both capitalism and initially for socialism, “the real lives of real men” will still be what commands both levels of consciousness and fetishes and things reified as commodities
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: When we don't participate, someone else does, when we don't vote, someone else votes, when we don't exercise citizenship, someone does it on our behalf
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: The world is there and it's a nightmare. But it doesn't necessarily have to be the worst that capitalism has to offer us, death
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: Holloway has Marxism as the strongest and most appropriate theory for political autonomism
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: Between semiotics and doing in mercantile societies
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA:
No Constitution has ever been the mirror and support of the nation among us, because the nation has been artificially constructed.
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA:
Modern workers in the service sectors are not a “new” class in the making, but fractions of the working class
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA:
Considerations about desire in socialism and consumerist sublimation
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: Max Horkheimer's notes, from the beginning of the 20th century, on the working class, are still full of consequences for workers in their political struggles today
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: The possibility of radical change does not depend on the proletariat assuming its revolutionary role
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: For both capitalism and initially for socialism, “the real lives of real men” will still be what commands both levels of consciousness and fetishes and things reified as commodities
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: When we don't participate, someone else does, when we don't vote, someone else votes, when we don't exercise citizenship, someone does it on our behalf
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: The world is there and it's a nightmare. But it doesn't necessarily have to be the worst that capitalism has to offer us, death
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: Holloway has Marxism as the strongest and most appropriate theory for political autonomism
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: Between semiotics and doing in mercantile societies
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA:
No Constitution has ever been the mirror and support of the nation among us, because the nation has been artificially constructed.
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA:
Modern workers in the service sectors are not a “new” class in the making, but fractions of the working class
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA:
Considerations about desire in socialism and consumerist sublimation