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BelgianMadCow

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3. I've been reading books detailing the problem(s) for ages now

Sat Nov 30, 2013, 07:44 PM

Nov 2013

and even in those books that market also having solutions, these usually end up in the last chapter only. The book this points to sounds like the opposite. Hope I can get it here. Thanks for the pointer!

Clark calls for a total revolt of the organism, one reminiscent of Herbert Marcuse's Great Refusal, whereby individuals associate and develop autonomous alternatives that promote an institutional framework, social ethos and social imaginary different from those on offer from the dominant death-culture

Alternatives at a local level. Unstoppable, imho, and very crisis-resistant. They're all over Greece at the moment.

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