>It's not about capital, it's about the potential power of the transnational
>proletariat. Sony is a giant transnational corporation, interested only
>in its own enrichment, but the culture-workers at Sony's Santa Monica,
>CA studio created the God of War franchise, one of the most subtle,
>thoughtful and progressive reworkings of Greek mythology ever done.
>What we call the Total System (world-market, world-system, etc.)
>is brimming with such systemic contradictions -- contradictions which
>we progressives, or anyone interested in a humane future, should be
>mindful of and push still further.
Uh, OK. I've no interest in contesting this, even though I find your waxing about the liberatory potential of gaming to be a little off the deep end. (But who I am to say, since your knowledge about it eclipses mine by a factor of ten thousand.)
What I want to know is, what does this have to do with Japanese economic policy before the 1990's and S Korea's export-led growth under the military dictatorship? The "developmental state" was the topic, yes? Your conceptual elasticity runneth over.
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