Erik Olin Wright - Understanding Class

[@christophersmith2581]

In my opinion Wright is the best intellectual/teacher on class. Rest in peace and power. Comrades, we have a torch that needs to be carried.

[@EclecticSceptic]

Let's carry it

[@tuckerteague1917]

I'm not a big sports fanatic, but an intellectual who can effectively use sports analogies that both make sense and demonstrate they actually know something about sports is a level above in my opinion.

[@nnekababy]

RIP...Your work here is done.

[@chihuahuels]

Rest in peace Erik

[@trienos3040]

Sleep well brother x

[@RedRosa]

Rest in Power

[@EclecticSceptic]

Thanks for the upload.

[@DillPhobia]

A rich man cannot exist without someone else paying for it!

[@zoubiomar]

Very helpful and relevant

[@jama8045]

market capacities vs means of production.

[@empireofpeaches]

The Other Others podcast brought me here

[@pranshu.b5513]

Batch 2024 🙂‍↕️

[@_ata_3]

The interpretation of the fable of the grasshopper and the ant is clearly wrong. The difference in wealth between the ant and the grasshopper in this case is not because of their "attributes," "dispositions" or "individual responsibility" it's because of the real consequences of their actual activities. If the ant works by gathering food for winter it clearly gets that food because it has actually got it and stored it. If that applies to particular human societies is another story but one must not deny that actions have consequences in any society. For the audience that this lecture is directed to, you may better understand it like this: If you don't make the revolution things aren't getting better.