@platypus_ucirvine

platypus_ucirvine has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in June 2023. The social media accounts linked to from platypus_ucirvine are: Instagram, Email, Threads, X. Besides social media accounts, platypus_ucirvine has populated their site with Summer Reading Group The Bourgeois Revolution and America 250 Syllabus, Capitalism and Gay Identity (D'Emilio), Summer Reading Group Supplemental Material, The Unknown Marx (Nicolaus), The Marxist hypothesis: A response to Alain Badiou’s "communist hypothesis" (Cutrone), The Little Man and the Philosophy of Freedom (Horkheimer), Capital in history: The need for a Marxian philosophy of history of the Left (Cutrone), On Ancient and Modern Freedom (Marx), On the Advantage and Disadvantage of History for Life (Preuss + Nietzsche), Crash Course on Anarchism Syllabus, Meaning in history: Marx and Engles as philosophes of a second Enlightenment (Menand), Class consciousness (from a Marxist perspective) today (Cutrone), *Extra* Telling the Truth about Class (Tamas), Resignation (1969), Marginalia to Theory and Praxis (1969), Imaginative Excesses (1944-47), Reflections on Class Theory (1942), Leon Trotsky: Stalinism and Bolshevism (August 1937), Leon Trotsky: The Lessons of October (1924), Three Student Risings (Fawthrop, Nairn, and Triesman), The Appeal from the Sorbonne, Columbia: Notes on the Spring Rebellion (Mark Rudd), On Anti-authoritarianism (Rudi Dutschke), The Battle of the Streets (Daniel and Gabriel Cohn-Bendit), What Were The 1968 Protests at Columbia University? Teach-In by Erin Hagood @ The New School, + Watson Ladd, Seventeen Ways of Looking at Stalin, + Grover Furr, Learning from the Communist Movement of the 20th Century, + Richard Rubin, The Decline of the Left in the 20th Century, * Caleb T. Maupin, We are the City-Building Tendency, Kolakowski, The Concept of the Left, What is a Platypus?, Statement of Purpose, YouTube, The Platypus Review, Sh*t Platypus Says (podcast), I. What is the Left? – What is Marxism? (Summer-Fall Syllabus), II. Introduction to Revolutionary Marxism (Winter-Spring Syllabus).