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1. Ca Ira working with heracles
2. Ca Ira Fetisch und Freiheit
If freedom is to become reality, one must account for the difficulties that arise from the society dominated by the imperatives of capital for emancipation. It is important to explain how dissatisfaction with the conditions can lead to a participation in social ills that is at times resentful, at times regressive, and at times murderous, all under the guise of seemingly combating these issues. The former points to the critique of fetishism, while the latter refers to anti-Semitism.
3. Ca Ira Reification, Marxism, History
"For only as a universal category of the whole of social being is the commodity comprehensible in its unadulterated nature. It is only in this context that the reification brought about by the commodity relation acquires a decisive significance both for the objective development of society and for people's behaviour towards it for the subjection of their consciousness to the forms in which this reification is expressed for the attempts to understand the commodity in its unadulterated nature.The attempts to understand this process or to rebel against its devastating effects, to free oneself from this bondage to the 'second nature' that has thus arisen."(Georg Lukács) The most influential work of Georg Lukács (1885-1971) is the collection of essays History and Class Consciousness, a foundational text of Western Marxism and critical theory. Published in 1923, it immediately caused heated controversy and brought Lukács much criticism: the socialist camp found it too Marxist, the Leninists not faithful enough to their line. Lukács distanced himself from these writings early on, both under the impression of their immanent theoretical contradictions and through his own development into a Stalinist cadre. However, this did not change their impact. The volume contains Lukács' essays "What is Orthodox Marxism?" and "The Reification and Consciousness of the Proletariat" from History and Class Consciousness (with the page numbers of the edition). This is what the contributions to the discussion revolve around.
4. Ca Ira socially mediated relationship to nature
Enlightenment was as old as the human species and as threatened as it was. Prometheus, who belonged to an older deity, had not only brought mankind sacrificial fire (thus making the sacrifice edible and at the same time taking it away from the gods), but also the spirit fire of civilisation: all of mankind's inventions came from him, with the exception of the state - which remained the domain of Zeus. The enlightener Prometheus, mastermind of the human race, was powerful of ambiguous speech and objection, he had seen the end of Zeus' reign coming and was forged on the rock as a representative sacrifice - representative of all the exiles - his liver sacrificial food for Zeus' eagle. - That one must "take the myth away from intellectual fascism and convert it into the human": this programmatic consensus between Karl Kerényi and Thomas Mann during the Second World War also conducted this lecture. It is important to me today, as it was then, to recall the genre goal of the Enlightenment, which is not enlightenment, but illumination - so much illumination that the coming to terms with the genre horror succeeds. For me, this is still the central topic of a study of religion that takes itself and its subject matter seriously. Contents Anamnetic preface First lecture, Second lecture, Third lecture, Fourth lecture, Fifth lecture, Sixth lecture, Seventh lecture, Eighth lecture, Ninth lecture, Tenth lecture, Eleventh lecture Notes Keyword-like overview Editorial note.
5. Ca Ira Das Israelpseudos der Pseudolinken
In the years 1969 and 1970, the Federal Republic of Germany and West Berlin were swept by an unprecedented wave of anti-Zionist riots and terrorism. The perpetrators came from the milieu of the New Left, which had exchanged its restrained pro-Israel stance for a vehement anti-Zionism after the Six-Day War. Against this backdrop, Michael Landmann's book "The Israel Pseudo of the Pseudo-Left" emerged as one of the first critical examinations of the hostility towards Israel from the New Left. It has lost none of its relevance to this day.
6. Ca Ira Mit Freud
Freud offered enlightenment about the family as an elementary form of society, and at the same time he strengthened the individual, who emerges from the family, in relation to this society. In doing so, he created the prerequisite for analysing the total conditioning of the individual for the state and capital down to the very core of mental processes and yet holding on to this individual as an individual who can and should become aware of all this.
Non-fiction
EUR22,–
Mit Freud
German, Ljiljana Radonic, Alex Gruber, Natascha Wilting, Gerhard Scheit, Horst Pankow, Renate Göllner, Tjark Kunstreich, Martin Dannecker, 2007
7. Ca Ira »Gegen den Geist des Sozialismus«
Antisemitism in the political left was a topic long before 1945. The criticism of it is as old as the issue itself. During the Weimar Republic, former founding members of the KPD like Franz Pfemfert and anarcho-syndicalists like Rudolf Rocker criticized the anti-Semitic agitation during the Schlageter course. In the mid-1920s, Clara Zetkin warned at the KPD party congress about anti-Jewish sentiments at the grassroots level. In 1929, one of the first radical critiques of the KPD's anti-Zionism appeared in the central organ of the KPD opposition formed around Heinrich Brandler and August Thalheimer. With their critique, the anarchist and communist left connected to interventions by Rosa Luxemburg and Leo Trotsky while also reflecting on the developments in Russia after the Bolshevik Revolution. Marx's claim to overturn all conditions in which man is "an abased, a enslaved, a forsaken, a contemptible being" included the fight against anti-Semitism within their own ranks.
8. Ca Ira the dust and thinking
The three studies presented here on the history of fascination share a common theme: the secret death wish in the history of the human species, which our civilization carries like a hidden explosive. Self-destruction – the experience with which my generation grew up during the Nazi era – remains for me the central theme of a realistic theory of civilization and a philosophy of religion that enlightens it beyond its needs. This equally secretive and obvious center is what the three studies revolve around. Content Preface I "Consciousness is not a sufficient weapon." On the fascination of elective affinities today II The dust and thought. On the fascination of Sophocles' Antigone after the war III Holding on to Freud. A Heine-Freud miniature on the still relevant role of the enlightener Freud.
9. Ca Ira Die Protokolle der Weisen von Zion kritisch beleuchtet
In the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion," I have never been able to see anything other than a fantastic manifestation of maniacal hatred against Jews, a sentiment I understand so little that it does not affect me at all, and I am not inclined to engage with it in any way. Your book shows me the immense effort of scholarly energy and meticulousness that was required to finally put an end to this legend. These lines were written by Thomas Mann in November 1926 to Binjamin Segel after reading his publication "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion Critically Illuminated" with the optimistic subtitle "A Resolution." The Jewish-Galician journalist Segel (1866-1931) worked for nearly three years to expose the world's most famous conspiracy fantasy. With his enlightenment pamphlet from 1924, he was one of the pioneers of a K.
Non-fiction
EUR31,–
Die Protokolle der Weisen von Zion kritisch beleuchtet
German, Binjamin Segel, 2017
10. Ca Ira psychoanalysis
News from another world – that was my first impression when this lecture, typeset, lay before me for the ceremony of recognition. The concrete social general – who would still name it today, now that we can grasp it thanks to the bridging of the gap between the virtual and the real, with the removal of the barriers of space and time? Who would even ask about it, after the religion of the market seems to sacramentally guarantee it along with the emotions that validate its arrival? But then the tide turned. Nothing had passed. The questions posed 25 years ago may have been buried, but that did not make them any less relevant. The concept of the concrete social general, rightly placed in the title of this lecture by the editor, resonates with the fundamental concepts of psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud, as discussed by social scientists and philosophers.
