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Joyful Militancy
Building Thriving Resistance in Toxic Times
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ISBN-13:
9781849352895
Veröffentl:
2017
Seiten:
0
Autor:
Carla Bergman
eBook Typ:
EPUB
eBook Format:
Reflowable
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
A radical critique of political correctness that puts the pleasure back in politics.
"Absolutely what we need in these days of spreading gloom." —John Holloway, author of Crack Capitalism
"A guide to a fulfilling militant life." —Michael Hardt, co-author of Assembly
"Rigid radicalism" is the congealed and debilitating practices that suck life and inspiration from the fight for a better world. Joyful Militancy investigates how fear, self-righteousness, and moralism infiltrate and take root within liberation movements, what to do about them, and ultimately how tenderness and vulnerability can thrive alongside fierce militant commitment.
Carla Bergman co-edited Stay Solid: A Radical Handbook For Youth.
Nick Montgomery is an organizer and writer currently at Queen's University.
Introduction
-- Intro to intro
-- Questions
-- Affirmative theory
-- Joy and the Spinozan current
-- Joyful militancy and emergent powers
-- Beyond optimism and pessimism
-- On anarchism
-- The beginning of a conversation
-- Structure of the book
Chapter 1: Empire, Militancy and Joy
-- Resistance and joy are everywhere
-- Sadness and subjection
-- Joy is not happiness
-- The power of joy
-- Militant about joy
-- Starting from where people find themselves
Chapter 2: Friendship, freedom, ethics
-- Introduction
-- Friendship is the root of freedom
-- From morality to ethics
-- What can friendship do?
-- Solidarity begins at home
-- The ethics of affinity in anarchism
-- Connecting Spinozan current to Indigenous resurgence
-- Friendship and freedom have sharp edges
-- The active shaping of our worlds together
Chapter 3: Trust and Responsibility as Common Notions
-- Trust and responsibility as common notions
-- (Mis)trust and (ir)responsibility under Empire
-- Empire’s radical monopoly over life
-- Towards conviviality
-- Emergent trust and responsibility: three examples
-- Indigenous struggles
-- Anti-violence and transformative justice
-- Deschooling and youth liberation
-- The power of baseline trust
-- Infinite trust and responsibilities?
-- Holding common notions gently
Chapter 4: Rigid Radicalism
-- Introduction
-- It’s those people
-- The paradigm of government
-- Decline and counterrevolution
-- The perils of comparing
-- Having good politics
Chapter 5: Sources of Rigid Radicalism, Sources of Joy
-- Introduction
-- Ideology
-- Ideology in Leninism
-- Ideology in anarchism
-- Critique of ideology as such
-- Undoing ideology
-- Morality, fear, and ethical attunement
-- Christian origins of morality
-- Morality in movements
-- Warding off morality with common notions
-- You’re so paranoid, you probably think this section is about you
-- Lack-finding, perfectionism, schooling, walking
-- Radical perfectionism and paranoid reading
-- Holding ambivalence
-- The limits of critique: from paranoia to potential
-- Towards new encounters
Outro
-- Rigid radicalism can be hard to talk about
-- Three modes of attunement
Appendix 1: Feeling Powers Growing Within Yourself: An Interview with Silvia Federici
Appendix 2: Breaking down the walls around each other: the transformative power of trust - An Interview with Kelsey Cham Corbett
Glossary of Terms
Acknowledgements
Bibliography
-- Intro to intro
-- Questions
-- Affirmative theory
-- Joy and the Spinozan current
-- Joyful militancy and emergent powers
-- Beyond optimism and pessimism
-- On anarchism
-- The beginning of a conversation
-- Structure of the book
Chapter 1: Empire, Militancy and Joy
-- Resistance and joy are everywhere
-- Sadness and subjection
-- Joy is not happiness
-- The power of joy
-- Militant about joy
-- Starting from where people find themselves
Chapter 2: Friendship, freedom, ethics
-- Introduction
-- Friendship is the root of freedom
-- From morality to ethics
-- What can friendship do?
-- Solidarity begins at home
-- The ethics of affinity in anarchism
-- Connecting Spinozan current to Indigenous resurgence
-- Friendship and freedom have sharp edges
-- The active shaping of our worlds together
Chapter 3: Trust and Responsibility as Common Notions
-- Trust and responsibility as common notions
-- (Mis)trust and (ir)responsibility under Empire
-- Empire’s radical monopoly over life
-- Towards conviviality
-- Emergent trust and responsibility: three examples
-- Indigenous struggles
-- Anti-violence and transformative justice
-- Deschooling and youth liberation
-- The power of baseline trust
-- Infinite trust and responsibilities?
-- Holding common notions gently
Chapter 4: Rigid Radicalism
-- Introduction
-- It’s those people
-- The paradigm of government
-- Decline and counterrevolution
-- The perils of comparing
-- Having good politics
Chapter 5: Sources of Rigid Radicalism, Sources of Joy
-- Introduction
-- Ideology
-- Ideology in Leninism
-- Ideology in anarchism
-- Critique of ideology as such
-- Undoing ideology
-- Morality, fear, and ethical attunement
-- Christian origins of morality
-- Morality in movements
-- Warding off morality with common notions
-- You’re so paranoid, you probably think this section is about you
-- Lack-finding, perfectionism, schooling, walking
-- Radical perfectionism and paranoid reading
-- Holding ambivalence
-- The limits of critique: from paranoia to potential
-- Towards new encounters
Outro
-- Rigid radicalism can be hard to talk about
-- Three modes of attunement
Appendix 1: Feeling Powers Growing Within Yourself: An Interview with Silvia Federici
Appendix 2: Breaking down the walls around each other: the transformative power of trust - An Interview with Kelsey Cham Corbett
Glossary of Terms
Acknowledgements
Bibliography