Capitalism is natural; Capitalism is not natural.
Time has passed. I’ve read your books and pet your cats, but after two years, I still feel more or less like the same person. Should you have changed me?
In revisionist feminist art and literary histories, a premium is placed on the young, suicidal woman
Ishchenko argues that the burden of the post-Soviet left is debatably its greatest asset: that people remember how it felt to be part of communism’s utopian project, and that before today’s war, a strong plurality of Ukrainians felt ambivalent about, not hostile to, its cause.
The material conditions that underpinned social democracy have disappeared. Against this backdrop, left populism constitutes a sincere, but plaintive, desire for the lost world to return.
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