SAIC History of Humanity film screenings:
112 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL.
Room 707 (7th floor) @ 4:30pm
Friday January 23, 2009: The Handmaid’s Tale (1990)
Friday January 30, 2009: Triumph of the Will (1935) imdb
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SAIC reading group Spring 2009
Platypus chapter at SAIC meets Sundays at
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
112 S. Michigan Ave.
Room 707
1-4pm
[contact: ian.morrison.a@gmail.com]
School of the Art Institute of Chicago marxist reading group meetings
SAIC chapter meets Sundays at 112 S. Michigan Ave. room 707 (7th floor) 1-4PM Contact lrojas@saic.edu if you are not affiliated with SAIC.
The Crisis in Marxist Thought forum (Chicago 7/25/08)
Public forum with the Marxist-Humanist Committee hosted by the Platypus Affiliated Society The Crisis in Marxist Thought Panel presentations and audience Q&A by: Kevin Anderson, Chris Cutrone (Platypus), Peter Hudis, Andrew Kliman, and Sandra Rein. Event was held on Friday, July 25, 2008 6-9PM School of the Art Institute of Chicago 112 S. Michigan Ave. [...]
The 3 Rs: Reform, Revolution, and “Resistance”
(Chicago, 11/6/07)
Public forum on The 3 Rs: Reform, Revolution, and “Resistance” — the problematic forms of “anticapitalism” today.
Panelists: Michael Albert (Z Magazine, author of Parecon: Life After Capitalism), Chris Cutrone (Platypus), Stephen Duncombe (Gallatin School of New York University, editor of Cultural Resistance Reader), Brian Holmes (Continental Drift and Université Tangente), and Marisa Holmes (new Students for a Democratic Society).
Interview with Tariq Ali
Interview with Tariq Ali on Iraq, the anti-war movement, and the state of the Left today.
“Imperialism” What is it? — Why should we be against it?
“However difficult the task of grasping and confronting global capital might be, it is crucially important that a global internationalism be recovered and reformulated. . . . The Left should be very careful about constituting a form of politics that, from the standpoint of human emancipation, would be questionable, at the very best, however many [...]
