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Content of The Utopian Vol. 10 - 2011
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Marxist Philosophy
by Ron Tabor
Aug 28, 2011
It should be clear by now that I think there is, in fact, a Marxist philosophy. Throughout this book, I have tried to show that Marxism is best understood as a philosophical worldview – specifically, a variant of Hegelian Idealism that sees itself and presents itself as materialist. Beyond this, I believe Marx and Engels did hold to a conscious ontological position, a view of the nature and structure of the natural world, one that has come to be called “Dialectical Materialism."
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Anarquismo en el Siglo XXI
by Gus tavo Rodr íguez
Aug 28, 2011
Reflexionar sobre el pensamiento anarquista en pleno siglo XXI nos conduce inexorablemente al debate en torno al problema de la selección de los medios para la consecución de sus fines y la aplicación de métodos de organización concretos frente a las nuevas condiciones que imponen las estructuras de dominación contemporáneas.*
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Orígenes y evolución histórica del movimiento anarquista
by Gustavo Rodriguez
Aug 28, 2011
No hay duda que esta periodización requiere ser trabajada en sus detalles y exige un gran esfuerzo de articulación: por un lado, con los procesos históricos que la incluyen y que la condicionan y, por el otro, con las características regionales que la especifican y le otorgan singularidades irreemplazables en cada caso particular.
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OUR ANARCHISM First of May Anarchist Alliance
by First of May Anarchist Alliance
Aug 28, 2011
Over the last year the Michigan-Minnesota Group has begun to reconstitute ourselves from a long-time affinity group into an anarchist organization of struggle, First of May Anarchist Alliance (M1).
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Who We Are - First of May Anarchist Alliance
by First of May Anarchist Alliance
Aug 28, 2011
We are active in our communities and workplaces as individuals, as members of M1, trades unions, as well as through formations such as the Industrial Workers of the World and Solidarity & Defense.
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Anarchism in the Oppressed Nations - Book Review
by Wayne Price
Aug 28, 2011
It is widely believed on the radical left that anarchism has been solely a movement of Europe and North America. Marxists and liberals state that anarchism has never had anything to offer the majority of humanity in the oppressed and impoverished nations (the so-called “Third World”) – unlike Marxism or pro-Western liberalism.
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British Riots: It Is Right to Rebel
by Christopher Z. Hobson
Aug 28, 2011
Decent people everywhere should support and defend the working class and street youth – mainly but not only Afro-Caribbeans – who rioted and looted in London, Birmingham, Manchester and elsewhere in England for several days starting August 6.
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Ohio Workers Fight Back! - Part II
by Linda Gosnell
Aug 28, 2011
While I was recuperating from surgery, it was exciting to see and hear about thousands of Ohio public and private workers demonstrating against Senate Bill 5, the anti-working class, anti-union bill passed by the Ohio Senate on March 1 by a 17-16 vote. Workers from the Autoworkers Union, teachers from a community college, single moms, and secretaries demonstrated as well.
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The Leadership Crisis of the US Ruling Class - Part II
by Ron Tabor
Aug 28, 2011
In last year’s issue of the Utopian, I wrote about the leadership crisis plaguing the ruling class of the United States. My article discussed the fact that although the US was faced with dire economic and social problems, the ruling class - the tiny, extremely wealthy elite that controls the country’s economic, social, and political institutions - was incapable of making the political decisions necessary to address those issues.
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