Shanghai and Gdańsk
Shanghai and Gdańsk compares the Cultural Revolution and the Solidarity movement of the early 1980s in Poland.
While searching for a new mode of politics can be understood in the Lazarusian sense, in that contemporary militants are waiting for a new sequence to arrive, it must also be understood in the sense of producing a new political framework that is adequate for politics today.
Shanghai and Gdańsk compares the Cultural Revolution and the Solidarity movement of the early 1980s in Poland.
If every situation is exceptional, as Althusser wrote in 1962, then shouldn’t we incorporate this into how we approach politics?