> well, i'd like to know just _who_ claims that the academic left thinks it's
> going to change the world writing books that no one but other academics
> read or should read? why are academics supposed to write books for
> non-academic?
I have no idea academics are supposed to write books for, because I work out in the real world. The few times I've tried to read an academic book in the past ten years--I have a Masters degree mind youu--I gave up because the writing was incomprehensible.
The last time I talked to academics about the anti-capitalist movement was when I appeared with Doug before a meeting of the Marxist Literary Group. I left disappointed because they seemed really clueless and uninterested in my accounts of organizing the A16 protests.
Needless to say, I have no respect for or use for the contemporary academic Left.
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