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Multitude: an anarchist discussion

category dublin | miscellaneous | event notice author Friday November 04, 2005 16:24author by sovietpop - workers solidarity movementauthor email sovietpop at hotmail dot com

Every fortnight the Jack White branch of the Workers Solidarity Movement discuss a topic of interest to anarchists.

This Tuesday we will be looking at the politics of the autonomist marxism, in particular the book Multitude written by Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri.

These are informal meetings, and are open to anyone with an interest in anarchist politics .

It will begin at nine pm and at ten we will continue the discussion in a local pub.

Location:
WSM office
(Above the Centra)
5 Merrion Row
Dublin

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author by Curiouspublication date Sun Nov 06, 2005 20:35author address author phone

!!!

author by Jack White's corpsepublication date Sun Nov 06, 2005 20:42author address author phone

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A discussion on "Multitude" sounds extraordinarily inaccessible to me. But I cant say for sure, seeing as how I havent read it. I wouldnt even try. I vaguely heard all about the academic furore over the previous book "Empire", and managed to borrow a copy, which I, being the obvious moron I am, could not make head nor tail of. It was political theory to the point of meaningless abstraction, even more vague than Deleuze or Guttari's work (occasionally you would pick up some nugget of sense in there) and I dont think I enjoyed a single sentence.

Is Multitude any way different at all?

author by Multitudinouspublication date Sun Nov 06, 2005 20:54author address author phone

It's a bit simpler but it's still packed with jargon and waffle. Not worth the time and effort, and only worth the money if you steal it.



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