/lit/ - Literature

>>1905722

>>They're not mutually exclusive.

No, but this founding principle of egalitarianism is hardly the exclusive property of vanguard movements.

>>Where did you do that?

>>1905488

>>You think I'm trying to refute Marx's analysis of capitalism?

At this point, I've stopped caring what your motivations are.

>>1905725

>>egalitarian maxim; can be applied to any form of economic mutualism, not just communism
>>It can under certain circumstances, like if you're impoverished and want to survive
>>Oh wait, I said I didn't believe that here: >>1905721
>>though in a genuinely communist or socialist society, labor would certainly not be less voluntary than it is for wage slaves, so eh

So yeah, basically all of these arguments are shit.

There's an interesting article in the latest Harper's regarding Chernobyl.
What are some good reads (books/articles) regarding post-disaster Chernobyl? I don't mind reading about the disaster as well, but I'm mostly interested in the ecology and phantomism of the area after it was abandoned.

Picture semi-related.