What book should i read to understand your "brand" of leftism the most?
Revolution and the state seems like a good start for Leninism but other than that i don't know what to read.
Help i don't want to be an uneducated lefty anymore!
What book should i read to understand your "brand" of leftism the most?
Grayson King
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Isaac Morris
The Next Revolution is a really good introductory text for Communalism.
Isaiah Lewis
After Capitalism by David Schweickert for Market Socialism.
Brayden Cox
Here's a pdf.
Jeremiah Sanchez
Has our lefty theory really regressed that bad to Proudhonism and further back?
Jaxson Morgan
The Capital
Angel Russell
We don't follow a common branch of leftism around here except for the fact that we're all radical (non-liberal).
Robert Lewis
I meant your as in the individual reading it.
Nicholas Anderson
contemporary ultra-left and communization theory
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Austin Lopez
Read Althusser if you want a no-bullshit introduction to serious non-spooky leftism and leftist philosophy. "On The Reproduction Of Capitalism: Ideology And Ideological State Apparatuses" is a good place to start.
Justin Barnes
More like they desperately try to advertise their meme ideologies to people without any grounding in theory because nobody else on Holla Forums would buy it.
Nathaniel Edwards
Except
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Benjamin Bennett
Anarchist communism is pretty-well explained in both origin and practice by Peter Kropotkin in The Conquest Of Bread.
Colton Morris
epic fam xDDDD
Dominic White
Das Kapital, the mango.
Carson Jackson
Unabomber's manifesto. Read it and you will understand why roads are an evil.
Thomas King
You should read the manifesto actually, you might find out a few things
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Logan Ortiz
Read this short text and let it sink in and try to relate it to your own conditions for a bit: prole.info/texts/hamburgervalue.html (this website, prole.info, is generally very useful for short and comprehensive "no bullshit" references for workers).
After that, watch this video series: youtube.com
That's the most basic of understandings you can get with ease.
If after that you're actually serious about getting a more thorough understanding things, read these in order (warning: actually fairly intensive on the grey matter):
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This "brand" of leftism, really just the consequence of workers reflecting of their conditions of existence, is known as the communist movement, or simply communism.
That's basically it. And then I actually tried to give Bookchin a shot and it was even worse than I expected.
Thomas Wright
can mods take action against this salty ancap psyop
Alexander Wood
Your salt only makes us stronger you know
Isaiah Adams
State and Revolution is an exceptionally dishonest book when considering the reality of the Bolshevik revolution. In regards to understanding communalism, the best book remains Ecology of Freedom.
Owen Parker
Marx & Engels Collected Works
Robert Campbell
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Jayden Butler
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Adrian Hughes
1997 → 2007 → 1995:
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Asher Morris
FTFY
Anthony Rivera
OP, read David Harvey's Seventeen Contradictions.
Sebastian Myers
This. Next Revolution is a very fun read
Luke Cruz
Which books are the most fun? I am dumb but trying to learn.
Andrew Bennett
Don't listen to Harvey on value, he doesn't have a great understanding of it.
Julian Campbell
Wage Labour and Capital.
Jaxon Edwards
I just read it. It's a really good intro to the function and inherent exploitation in capitalism. Easy to read too, and that's a problem lot's of people have these days when it comes to old writings.
John Brown
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Landon Hall
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watch this series, it gives a good explanation of the law of value and will really help you to understand it. then theoretical texts might be less boring to you when you have a better concept of whats being discussed.
Juan Butler
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Alexander Lopez
Main Kampf.
David Perry
Mein
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Jonathan Long
Since my ideology is not an isolated philosophical work, but rather the logical culmination of scientific, political, economic and historical review from Marx to Stalin, I'd recommend this as an introductionary text for Marxism-Leninism.
Tyler Nguyen
Fuck Stalin.
Jose Martin
Rousseau: The Social Contract and Discourse on Inequality
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Landon Lewis
The Ego and It's own: Max Stirner
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