Unraveling the Postmodernism-Marxism Connection ft Jordan Peterson & James Lindsay

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[williamruth]

Very easy to understand the distinction jp, marxism is a structuralist materialist modernist analysis of political economy and post modernism (which can mean basically anything you want it to mean, but for the sake of the argument we will assume he means thinkers who distanced themselves from the communist party in france after the worker strikes in may 69 + rorty) inherently holds critiques of structuralist thought as a whole. While both critiquing capitalism that is the natural course for basically philosophy as a whole, no person who puts time into thinking sees the world as it was in the past 100 years and thought everything was actually peachy keen and nothing about society needed to change. Also hes a benzo addict LOL.