/lit/ - Literature

>Makes a career out of explaining Marx
>Admits to having never read Marx
>Stabs his wife to death
Nothing personal

The man was an actual confirmed murderer, I feel like he'd do well.

was he seeing lukacs's face when he strangled her?

>The foremost objective and achievement of the French Revolution was not just to transfer State power from the feudal aristocracy to the merchant-capitalist bourgeoisie, to break part of the former repressive State apparatus and replace it with a new one (e.g., the national popular Army) but also to attack the number-one Ideological State Apparatus: the Church. Hence the civil constitution of the clergy, the confiscation of ecclesiastical wealth, and the creation of new Ideological State Apparatuses to replace the religious Ideological State Apparatus in its dominant role.

>In fact, the Church has been replaced today in its role as the dominant Ideological State Apparatus by the School.

Welcome back to the anti-liberal literature discussion group. Last week we read an excerpt from Althusser's "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses"

https://medium.com/religion-bites/louis-althusser-on-ideology-state-apparatus-ideology-interpellation-5a8b3df554d0

So here's question, is ideology a form of discourse? I think we can say yes (although Marxism would be too). Does the multiplication of discourses and the ability to choose under which one's individuality is made subjective, form a discourse in itself for legitimizing the dominant ideology? After all the very ability to "choose" here presumes an ideology

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>>13637870
*yeets on wife*

>>12896076
He looks like sheev

>>12709658

is Althusser worth getting into? if so, where should I start