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Acid Communism or Will the Revolution be a Trip?
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20:24Now PlayingBefore he left us Mark Fisher was working on a book on Acid Communism. This video explores whether this notion might provide the left with a new, more imaginative, understanding of politics. Should we be figuring out how many micrograms we need in order to conjure a socialist imaginary?
Douglas Lain and MK Hobson (author of The Native Star) are featured in this video.
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