Feeling Bad, Politically w/ Hannah Proctor
Red Medicine
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The Dynamics of Self-Criticism in Revolutionary Movements
This chapter explores subjective change practices related to self and mutual criticism in the context of William H. Hinton's 'Fanchon' and the Chinese Revolution. It examines the intersections of psychoanalysis, political thought, and the emotional ramifications of criticism within historical revolutionary frameworks. Through comparisons with contemporary movements, the chapter highlights the implications of these practices for individual behavior, social accountability, and the complexities of political commitment.
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