

Karl Marx and Radical Indigenous Critiques of Capitalism
Jun 15, 2023
In this podcast, Native theorists Vine Deloria Jr., Luther Standing Bear, and Winona LaDuke engage in a dialogue with Marxist ideas. They explore indigenous critiques of capitalism, the significance of cooperative behavior, Karl Marx's concept of labor and human potentialities, the destructive impact of capitalism on the environment, Indigenous oneness with nature, contrasting views of money in Inka society and capitalism, child labor and industrial accidents, the possibility of a dialogue between indigenous traditionalism and Marxism, and the revolutionary potential of indigenous nations.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Indigenous Critiques of Capitalism
03:20 • 25min
Marxist Ideology and Indigenous Critiques of Capitalism
28:09 • 29min
Cooperative Behavior and Group Dynamics
57:08 • 3min
Karl Marx's Concept of Labor, Nature, and Human Potentialities
01:00:30 • 4min
Perceptions of Wilderness, Capitalism, and the Metaphor of Wundigo Economics
01:04:23 • 4min
Indigenous Oneness and the Critique of Capitalism
01:07:56 • 11min
Contrasting Views of Money in Inka Society and Capitalism
01:18:59 • 8min
Capitalism and Indigenous Perspectives
01:27:06 • 20min
Indigenous Traditionalism and Marxism: A Dialogue for Transformation
01:47:13 • 22min