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پادکست هنگامهنقد رفیقانهاپیزود ۴۰نقد رفیقانه (Comradely Critique) نوشته Lukas Slothuusبرای کسانی که اهل فعالیت سیاسی رهاییبخش و کار جمعیاند نقد فعالیتی دائمی است. اصطلاح «نقد رفیقانه» در محافل اکتیویستی زیاد به کار میرود و به کار نظریهپردازان انتقادی و اکتیویستها میاید، اما در تحقیقات چندان توجهی بدان نشده. نویسنده ضمن مفهومپردازی این اصطلاح سعی میکند نشان دهد چطور باید رفقایمان را نقد کنیم با با آنها مخالفت کنیم، بدون اینکه رابطه سیاسی یا انسانی را خراب کنیم. انتقاد از دشمن راحت است، ولی وقتی با کسی که کلی اشتراک سیاسی داریم اختلاف پیدا میکنیم، آن وقت است که انتقاد سختتر و حساستر میشود. اینجاست که بحث «نقد رفیقانه» مهم است؛ یعنی نقدی که از سر احترام، همدلی و هدف مشترک صورت میگیرد، نه برای خرابکردن یا اثبات برتری.منبع:Comradely Critique, Lukas SlothuusPolitical StudiesVolume 71, Issue 3, August 2023, Pages 714-732https://doi.org/10.1177/00323217211040011این بخش آخر از این مجموعه ۴ اپیزودی است.اپیزود ۳۷: خروج از قلعه خونآشامها - مارک فیشراپیزود ۳۸: ۴ تز درباره رفیق - جودی دیناپیزود ۳۹: تفاوت متحد و رفیق - جودی دین
2025-05-3154 min
Historical Materialism PodcastHM9: RacecraftHow does racialisation shape the labour process? How is race formed in the transition from slavery to wage labour? What is the role of racecraft in wage labour exploitation? Looking at the history of the Siddis, ‘liberated’ East African slaves settled in the Indian subcontinent, helps answer these questions. In this episode, Lukas Slothuus and Ashok Kumar interview Tania Bhattacharyya from the University of Cambridge about Tania’s article Steam and Stokehold: Steamship Labour, Colonial Racecraft and Bombay’s Sidi jamāt from the Race and Capital special issue of the HM journal.
2024-04-151h 14
Historical Materialism PodcastHM8: PalestineWhat is the role of Israeli settler colonialism on Palestinian agriculture? How is indigeneity invoked in the commodification of land and produce? How does land matter for the Palestinian struggle for liberation? In this episode, Ashok Kumar and Lukas Slothuus speak with Gabi Kirk from California Poly State University about her article Commodifying Indigeneity? Settler Colonialism and Racial Capitalism in Fair Trade Farming in Palestine from the 31.2 issue of the Historical Materialism Journal.
2023-12-041h 21
Beaver Sound3: Working at LSE: LIMITED SERIESIn this third instalment of Working at LSE we speak to Lukas Slothuus, LSE100 Fellow and Anti-Casualisation Officer at the LSE UCU, about his experience of academic burnout and hustle culture. We pose potential solutions to a healthy work/leisure balance and how the lack of stable permanent contracts impacts this. Finally, we discuss the Research Excellence Framework (REF) and how it contributes to unrealistic standards for academics.
Produced, edited, and hosted by Vanessa Huang
Cover art by Charlie To and Alan Nemirovski
Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay.
2023-10-0416 minHistorical Materialism PodcastHM7: Marxism and HealthWhat does the Covid-19 pandemic tell us about the relationship between humans and nature? And how can eco-Marxism help us understand the pandemic? What does a Marxist account of health look like? In this episode, Lukas Slothuus and Ashok Kumar speak with Jacopo Nicola Bergamo from the University of Vigo about his article Pandemic Capitalism: Metabolic Rift, World-Ecology Crossing Dialectical Biology. The article is in the 31.1 issue of the Historical Materialism journal.
2023-09-011h 07Historical Materialism PodcastHM6: Insurgent UniversalityHow can we trace a continuity with the past to inspire a future of emancipation? What can we learn from the experiments of the 1793 sans-culottes, the 1871 Paris Communards, the 1918 Soviet constitution, and the Zapatistas? Is modernity inherently oppressive? In this episode, Lukas Slothuus and Ashok Kumar speak with Massimiliano Tomba, Professor of History of Consciousness at UC Santa Cruz about his article and book Insurgent University: An Alternative Legacy of Modernity. The article is in the 30.4 issue of the Historical Materialism journal.
2023-03-241h 14
Beaver SoundHelp Me Understand: StrikesWelcome back to Help me Understand. In this second episode, Id tackles strikes. Why are our teachers striking, is this effective and why should we as students care? Id talks to LSE fellow Lukas Slothuus to help you understand strikes!
Produced, edited and hosted by Id Skrivarhaug
Cover art by Charlie To and Alyx Ray
Music by Coma-Media, Pixbay Music
2023-02-1727 min
Historical Materialism PodcastLandownership and ClassAre landowners a 'third class' beyond capitalists and workers? Or are landowners simply a class fraction of capitalists? How can tenants resist the power of the landowning class? In this episode, Lukas Slothuus and Ashok Kumar talk with Francesca T.C. Manning, author of A Defence of the Concept of the Landowning Class as the Third Class: Towards a Logic of Landownership. The article is temporarily free to access and read.
2023-02-021h 11
Historical Materialism PodcastMarxism and the Climate CrisisCan Marxism offer a convincing understanding of the present climate crisis? What is the metabolic rift? How have different Marxists – Marx, Engels, Lukács, and others – theorised the relationship between capitalism and nature? How can we understand nature in a dialectical way? In this episode, Lukas Slothuus and Ashok Kumar talk about these and further questions with John Bellamy Foster, Editor of Monthly Review and Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Oregon. John's article The Return of the Dialectics of Nature: The Struggle for Freedom as Necessity is based on his Deutscher Memorial Lecture. from the most recen...
2022-08-261h 13
Historical Materialism PodcastThe Political Economy of Tar SandsWhat is the future of the tar sands in Canada and how does this industry fit in the larger global political economy of fossil fuels? What is the rentier's dilemma and how does it affect the tar sand economy? In this episode, Lukas Slothuus and Ashok Kumar talk with Tyler McCreary, author of Crisis in the Tar Sands: Fossil Capitalism and the Future of the Alberta Hydrocarbon Economy from the most recent journal issue 30.1 of Historical Materialism. The article is open-access and free for all to download and read.Contributors:Tyler McCrearyLukas...
2022-07-0651 minHistorical Materialism PodcastThe Economics of Modern ImperialismHow does imperialism function economically today? What constitutes economic imperialism and what is the law of the tendency of the rate of profit to fall? In this episode, Lukas Slothuus and Ashok Kumar ask Michael Roberts, co-author (with Guiglielmo Carchedi) of the The Economics of Modern Imperialism, from the most recent journal issue 29.4 of Historical Materialism. The article is open-access and free for all.Contributors:Michael RobertsLukas SlothuusAshok KumarMusic by Thijs KeulenArtwork by David MabbSubscribe, share, and get involved with...
2022-01-311h 07Historical Materialism PodcastPolitical MarxismHow relevant is Political Marxism today, and what are its main critiques? Join for our inaugural episode of the Historical Materialism Podcast to find out. The podcast offers a deep-dive into each new issue of the Historical Materialism Journal, starting with Issue 29.3, a symposium on Political Marxism.Contributors:Lukas SlothuusAshok KumarSvenja BrombergMaïa PalRob KnoxJavier Moreno ZacarésMusic by Thijs KeulenArtwork by David MabbSubscribe, share, and get involved with Historical Materialism!
2021-11-021h 36
Sustainable LSELSE RETHINK Strategy [Video]Contributor(s): Dr Victoria Hands, Elizabeth Thomas, Andrew Farrell, Julian Robinson, Allan Blair, Professor Martin Loughlin, Vic Finnigan, Justine Rose, Helen Cocker, Lukas Slothuus, Jessica Enabulele, Chantal Beaudoin | The RETHINK Film demonstrates the LSE’s three steps to promoting positive behaviour change for sustainability. First, to co-create with stakeholders and pilot solutions. Second, to provide a business case with relevant indicators and third, to provide clear instructions, training and engagement with all stakeholders in fun and interactive ways to make desired behaviour easy. RETHINK is a key addition to the traditional waste management principles asking us to REDUCE, REUSE and RE...
2011-09-0703 minSustainable LSE | VideoLSE RETHINK Strategy [Video]Contributor(s): Dr Victoria Hands, Elizabeth Thomas, Andrew Farrell, Julian Robinson, Allan Blair, Professor Martin Loughlin, Vic Finnigan, Justine Rose, Helen Cocker, Lukas Slothuus, Jessica Enabulele, Chantal Beaudoin | The RETHINK Film demonstrates the LSE’s three steps to promoting positive behaviour change for sustainability. First, to co-create with stakeholders and pilot solutions. Second, to provide a business case with relevant indicators and third, to provide clear instructions, training and engagement with all stakeholders in fun and interactive ways to make desired behaviour easy. RETHINK is a key addition to the traditional waste management principles asking us to REDUCE, REUSE and RE...
2011-09-0703 min