How can there be revolution in a world where so many of our comrades have suffered from lowered sights or settled for isolation and orthodoxy? How should our generation understand this society we are a part of, and what future possibilities lie within it? How can radical people chart our still-uncharted course, and learn to act in ways that are both deeply radical, but shockingly undogmatic at the same time?
We will be discussing Part 1, "It's Ideology, stupid!," of Slavoj Zizek's "First as Tragedy, Then Farce." Get in touch with us if you need a copy.
March 09, 2010 At 07:00 PM, Dirk's Coffee 4005 Montrose Blvd.
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