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All the Feels: The Politics of Emotion and Social Change.
Date:
Sunday, May 07, 2017
Time:
10:30 AM
-
12:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Eugene E. Ruyle
Email:
Phone:
510-332-3865
Location Details:
Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library
6501 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland (just North of Alcatraz Ave.)
6501 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland (just North of Alcatraz Ave.)
Sunday Morning at the Marxist Library
All the Feels: The Politics of Emotion and Social Change.
From liberal snowflakes, to proto-fascist tyrants melting down like toddlers, to fabulous femmes with all the feels, are we witnessing the undoing of the supremacy of Cartesian reason and its suppression and derision of emotion? Or, are we rather entering an era of new emotional scrutiny and social control? Can honoring emotions, and the material bodies in which they are born support us to connect, achieve deeper solidarity and build movements that really move, or will increased emotionality simply be more terrain to be plundered for coercion?
Using Marxist theories of alienation, commodity fetishization and reification as a points of departure and integrating the work of contemporary Marxists, critical theorists and neuroscientists – with a critical lens to the both the liberatory and oppressive or reifying potential of science – this talk will address these questions and core themes. Speaker will be Mordecai Cohen Ettinger, Founder, Health Justice Commons.
Sun, May 7, 2017: 10:30am to 12 noon
Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library
6501 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland (just North of Alcatraz Ave.)
FREE - but hat will be passed for donations to NPML
About Sunday Morning at the Marxist Library
A weekly discussion series inspired by our respect for the work of Karl Marx and our belief that his work will remain as important for the class struggles of the future as they have been for the past.
For info or to subscribe to our weekly announcements,
Call Gene Ruyle at 510-332-3865 or email: cuyleruyle [at] mac.com
For our full schedule, go to icssmarx.org
All the Feels: The Politics of Emotion and Social Change.
From liberal snowflakes, to proto-fascist tyrants melting down like toddlers, to fabulous femmes with all the feels, are we witnessing the undoing of the supremacy of Cartesian reason and its suppression and derision of emotion? Or, are we rather entering an era of new emotional scrutiny and social control? Can honoring emotions, and the material bodies in which they are born support us to connect, achieve deeper solidarity and build movements that really move, or will increased emotionality simply be more terrain to be plundered for coercion?
Using Marxist theories of alienation, commodity fetishization and reification as a points of departure and integrating the work of contemporary Marxists, critical theorists and neuroscientists – with a critical lens to the both the liberatory and oppressive or reifying potential of science – this talk will address these questions and core themes. Speaker will be Mordecai Cohen Ettinger, Founder, Health Justice Commons.
Sun, May 7, 2017: 10:30am to 12 noon
Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library
6501 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland (just North of Alcatraz Ave.)
FREE - but hat will be passed for donations to NPML
About Sunday Morning at the Marxist Library
A weekly discussion series inspired by our respect for the work of Karl Marx and our belief that his work will remain as important for the class struggles of the future as they have been for the past.
For info or to subscribe to our weekly announcements,
Call Gene Ruyle at 510-332-3865 or email: cuyleruyle [at] mac.com
For our full schedule, go to icssmarx.org
For more information:
http://icssmarx.org
Added to the calendar on Mon, May 1, 2017 9:19AM
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