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Date: Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 3:35 PM
Subject: July 26-29: All That Solid Melts Into Air: A 3 Day Marxist Intensive @ The Brecht Forum
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The Brecht Forum
451 West Street (Between Bank and Bethune)
A,C,E, L train to 14th Street and 8th Avenue
Cost $60-$90 for entire course-Free for Brecht Subscribers- No One Turned Away
For more info:
marxistint...@gmail.com or call Kazembe at
212-242-4201,ext.11

July 27th, 2012 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM
3-DAY INTENSIVE INTRO TO MARXISM
Opening Discussion & Orientation - Thursday, July 26 @ 6:30pm
All That Is Solid Melts Into Air
The Red Power Mixtape
Featuring Matthew Birkhold, Jodi Dean, Harmony Goldberg, Richard Levins, Randy Martin, Liz Mestres, Donna Murch, Alondra Nelson, Eric Ribellarsi,Tim Schermerhorn, Shahid Stover, Astra Taylor, Ganesh Tricur, Rick Wolff & Others TBA
“The Working Class has nothing to lose but their chains... They have a world to Win”
Marx and Engels The Communist Manifesto
The call of Marx and Engels in the Communist Manifesto echoes today in the streets of Montreal, New York City, Athens, Paris, Dakar, Mexico City, Barcelona and other cities around the world. While capital is on the offensive imposing austerity, the working class is coming into being with self activity in the streets. The factories, schools, streets corners are part of a shifting ground between the working majority (99%) and the 1% of big business.
The Brecht Forum’s annual Summer Intensive is designed as an introduction to the theoretical and practical traditions that trace their origins to the works of Karl Marx and Frederich Engels. In laying bare the inner workings of the capitalist system of wealth production and distribution, Marx and Engels laid the basis for theoretical explorations into every area of human activity from art criticism to the environment. As the current crisis deepens and the state finds itself deploying more of the public wealth to save private capital, people are demanding answers that respect their intelligence and get to the root of the problem.
Through lectures, readings and lively discussion, in an adamantly open-minded environment, participants will be introduced to Karl Marx' revolutionary critique of capitalism--not to find a ready-made blueprint for change, nor a dogma that excludes other traditions, but for tools of analysis that can help us to think more strategically and act more effectively.
For more information contact
marxistint...@gmail.com. For Brecht Forum Subscribers please contact Kazembe Balagun at
212-242-4201, ext.11 to register or at
marxistint...@gmail.com.
CHECK THIS PAGE FOR SCHEDULE AND TEACHERS TBA
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Kazembe Balagun
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