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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Lecture by Mark Fisher (UK, Goldsmiths college)
Video excerpt from the symposium held on the 13th of April 2013 at the Macro Museum in Rome within the "Joan Of Art" project, initiated and curated by Mike Watson.
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it breaks my heart he took his own life... such a real and genuine person.. I can't stand this world.. it rewards insanity, the deplorable are made rich, and the true hearted are destroyed
Great stuff. RIP Mark
(1:57) Yes - I've often thought it might be better understood as capitalist 'fatalism' rather than 'realism.'
Capitalist Feralism.
Where's this filmed, The Korova milkbar?
Macro Museum Rome, that's the interior of the conference area. It can't be repainted due to a contractual clause with the original architect so is this glaring red color. Earlier in the same conference someone asked if we could move the whole thing outside. But as it was being simultaneously translated into Italian, the interpreters needed the sound equipment and the interpreters booth that was inside.
@@RevolPress Thank you, your very kind.
It should have read Korova.
Best...
The rich dont have to care about the likes of you. The poor have to care, and that is one of the shit things about poverty
there are no viable political economic systems
Completely. The problem began when "ecology" and "economy" got mixed up and merged into one another. Or, more specifically, "economic-system" passed as an understanding of "eco-system"
This is the primary reason the only viable system is a world without money. A good introduction to "Why communism?"
look up project cybersyn, probably one of the most promising egalitarian economic systems ever devised, was crushed pretty immediately by the CIA
I agree with Mark’s analysis completely but you have to see that at least in part, a lot of the bureaucracy he criticises was put in place to try to curb professionals who were abusing their power, to make them more accountable.
Which ones were would you say?