[lbo-talk] Zizek blurbs Bob Avakian

[amadeus amadeus]

So, apart from the obligatory cheap jabs, can anyone
take a stab at, or at least summarize a reasoned
critique of Avakian's arguments? What I'd like to know
is, with the collapse of the Soviet Union and reforms
in China, why a figure like Avakian is still relevant
to whatever .00001% supports him. Are the arguments of
anti-revisionist maoism so ridiculously glib as to not
even be dignified?
--adx
--- Michael Pugliese <michael.098762001 at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Marxism and the Call of the Future: Conversations on
> Ethics, History,
> and Politics
> Bob Avakian and Bill Martin
> ". . . so important that it should stand on the
> shelf of everyone who
> cares about the destiny of the political Left."
> —from the foreword by Slavoj Žižek
> http://www.opencourtbooks.com/ via
> http://rwor.org/a/001/avakian-need-to-know.htm
> If You Want to Change the World
> You Need to Know Bob Avakian
> Revolution #1, May 1, 2005, posted at revcom.us
> -- 
> Michael Pugliese
> 
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