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"Hands of the ghosts," a blog about the internet, the people who use it, and their role in society.
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Liberalism’s Inversion (opens the original)
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I publish twice a month. On the first Saturday of every month, readers can expect a “mainline,” often multi-part essay clarifying, applying, or adding onto Marxist theory. Two weeks later, a “sideline” essay analyzing a major current event or viral point of discourse is published using the frameworks laid out in the theoretical pieces. All essays are free.To support my work, please consider a paid subscription.Subscribe nowAnnouncement<p st
Who’s Afraid of the Revolutionary Subject? (V) (opens the original)
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I publish twice a month. On the first Saturday of every month, readers can expect a “mainline,” often multi-part essay clarifying, applying, or adding onto Marxist theory. Two weeks later, a “sideline” essay analyzing a major current event or viral point of discourse is published using the frameworks laid out in the theoretical pieces. Every essay is free for one month after publication, after which it is automatically paywalled (with exceptions).For access to the entire archive, please consider
Despair Born from Progress (opens the original)
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I publish twice a month. On the first Saturday of every month, readers can expect a “mainline,” often multi-part essay clarifying, applying, or adding onto Marxist theory. Two weeks later, a “sideline” essay analyzing a major current event or viral point of discourse is published using the frameworks laid out in the theoretical pieces. Every essay is free for one month after publication, after which it is automatically paywalled (with exceptions).For access to the entire archive, please consider
Who's Afraid of the Revolutionary Subject? (IV) (opens the original)
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I publish twice a month. On the first Saturday of every month, readers can expect a “mainline,” often multi-part essay clarifying, applying, or adding onto Marxist theory. Two weeks later, a “sideline” essay analyzing a major current event or viral point of discourse is published using the frameworks laid out in the theoretical pieces. Every essay is free for one month after publication, after which it is automatically paywalled (with exceptions).For access to the entire archive, please consider
Intermission 3 (opens the original)
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