Shelby Steele, White Guilt and the Theoretical Roots of the Culture War
October 25, 2020
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as posted by the channelThis video finishes off a critique of Corneilius Castoriadis’ concept of the “Imaginary.” In it, Douglas Lain considers how the theories that sprang up to fill the space left behind as radicals abandoned Marx’s critique of political economy, led both to Shelby Steele’s film and a to a left that is ill-prepared to counter his propaganda. There are also excerpts from Angela Nagle’s book “Kill All Normies” and Grafton Tanner’s follow up to his book on vaporwave called Babbling Corps entitled "The Circle of the Snake."
Kill All Normies by Angela Nagle
The Circle of the Snake by Grafton Tanner
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