Carrying on from Raymond Williams' Keywords, the classic study of capital's appropriation of words for its own ends, the book under review looks at contemporary linguistic usage that serves and reinforces dominant class interests.
Clara Mejia-Gamboa & Daniel Sullivan
Roar Magazine
Capitalism co-opts our best visions — through its soft hand, capital reforms its way out of crisis, putting forward more tolerable forms of exploitation.
Business schools fetishize entrepreneurial innovation, but their most prominent heroes succeeded because they manipulated corporate law, not because of personal brilliance.
The sci-fi series The Expanse imagines what society will look like if we colonise space – a universe in which might is right and there are no good guys.
A red and green upsurge is challenging capital internationally. The two books under review outline its thinking, chart its course and weigh its prospects.
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