Jacques Rancière Interview on Emancipations

[@atwarwithdust]

1:06:22 "Emancipation is not just a preparation for another future, it is a way of changing life now and here."

[@saad83790]

Amazing. Next guest should be Badiou 😎

[@ReclaimedDasein]

That was really good. OF COURSE, no mention of Badiou AT ALL. LOL.

[@jankan4027]

could you explain what would that mean?

[@juliusseizure591]

@@jankan4027 they've got beef

[@Cyberphunkisms]

WELL DONE MR TUTT

[@atwarwithdust]

Is he saying opposition between two 'words' or 'worlds'?

[@Victor-q4q1g]

he is saying Worlds. conflict of worlds not of words. Sorry lacanians. theres a mistake in the transcript too. I suscribed to yt just to post this. source 1 : i speak frenglish. source 2 hes constantly writing and speaking about "conflits de mondes" recently.

[@minanovkiril]

thank you jacques. class war is still valid. however, i never understood french intelectuals that were saying that the working class is fragmented and that you can not think today or in 1968, like in the 1848, i never accepted this argument, no matter the new left, vietnam and identity politics with frankfurt school scholars and the postmodernists. but anyway i always regarded you as a different intellectual as the other french saloon scholars:) i think that we need to go back to marxism and read it a new for today and do collective work with education and psychology consciousness with regard to domination or gramsci's hegemony in a dialectical sense as you were saying to destroy the social hierarchies of the time like in the great upset with the french revolution or with the revolutions in 1848, or the french commune 1871 or better with the great october of 1917.

[@qwqishere]

YO