First as Tragedy, Then as Farce
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What’s it about?
A blistering diagnosis of the 2008 crisis as a farcical replay of history, arguing that capitalism's structural violence demands a radical leftist alternative beyond liberal reform.
You’ll learn
- Why the 2008 crisis was a farce, not a tragedy
- How liberal communism masks systemic injustice
- The difference between subjective and objective violence
- Why genuine political acts require radical imagination