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Die Preisgabe emanzipatorischer Politik in unserer Zeit bedeutet nicht etwa, wie frühere revolutionäre Denker gefürchtet hatten, die Preisgabe der Revolution zu Gunsten des Reformismus. Vielmehr ist auch der Reformismus gestorben, weil niemand mehr die revolutionäre Überwindung des Kapitals für möglich erachtet.
Was bedeutet es zu sagen, dass die Linke tot ist? Und was bedeutet es über die Geschichte der Linken post mortem zu sprechen? Es ist unsere Aufgabe diese Fragen zu adressieren.

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Thursday, November 5, 7:00 PM  |  International House
(1414 E. 59th Street, Chicago IL  60637)

iran-protestA moderated panel discussion and audience Q&A on the legacy and effects of the Islamic Revolution for the Left, both in Iran and internationally, addressing the still-vexing questions of the relationship of anti-imperialism, democracy, and religious fundamentalism for potential responses to this year's election crisis and protests.
In association with the International House Global Voices Performing Arts Program, Amnesty International, the Center for Gender Studies, the Workshop on Middle East History and Theory, and the Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory (3CT). Free and open to the public. Persons with disabilities that may need assistance should contact the Office of Programs & External Relations in Advance of the Program at 773-753-2274.
http://www.merip.org/mero/mero062809.html
Rosa

Rosa, behind bars.

Come watch a film about radical Second International intellectual Rosa Luxemburg.

It's a potluck, so bring food.  Eat food.  Talk about the movie, Rosa, the latest Platypus Review, the Sexual Liberation Event.  Check out the Mess Hall space.  Have a good time.

(This) Friday the 23rd, at the Mess hall from 7:30- 10:30.