Anonymous 12-12-23 08:36:28 No. 21009
What should I read if I want to be a Maoist intellectual?
Anonymous 12-12-23 19:38:16 No. 21010
Gonzalo
Anonymous 12-12-23 19:40:32 No. 21011
>>21009 Mao and Mao somemore
Gonzalo if you want to be edgy
Anonymous 12-12-23 21:27:08 No. 21012
The Battle For China’s Past
Anonymous 14-12-23 07:05:15 No. 21014
>>21010 >>21011 Any Black Maoist texts?
Anonymous 14-12-23 19:43:12 No. 21015
>>21014 Assata’s autobiography.
Anonymous 14-12-23 21:20:54 No. 21016
>maoism >intellectual
Anonymous 15-12-23 00:56:18 No. 21017
Unironically:
Anonymous 15-12-23 04:57:46 No. 21018
>>21017 How does reading reactionaries make me a better Maoist?
Anonymous 15-12-23 19:15:38 No. 21020
Settlers — J Sakai
Anonymous 15-12-23 20:51:12 No. 21023
>>21018 Maoism rejects linear time or some shit.
Anonymous 15-12-23 21:17:41 No. 21024
>>21018 Even reactionary theory can contain valuable tools. Carl Schmitt wrote some insightful things about the bourgeois state in particular.
>>21020 I don't recommend this text. Sakai often doesn't cite and made several factual errors.
Anonymous 16-12-23 01:09:10 No. 21130
So NO ONE is going to mention Bettelheim???
Anonymous 17-12-23 17:06:13 No. 21135
>>21024 What factual errors?
Anonymous 21-12-23 16:20:08 No. 21158
Someone post the BPP reading list.
Anonymous 23-12-23 20:08:03 No. 21207
>>21135 Whatever hurt his settler feefees
Anonymous 24-12-23 01:36:38 No. 21210
>>21009 I think most people in this thread are not being serious and are giving out recomendations not linked to Maoism at all. Here's a starter list:
>Collected Works of the PCP >A World to Win magazine (just read enough to understand who the RIM were, you can find the publications on BannedThought.net) >Publications of the CPP, Ang Bayan magazine, and Sison's Works >Works of the CPI(M) and Ajith (he writes BANGERS). >J. Moufawad-Paul Anonymous 24-12-23 02:19:15 No. 21211
Mao was consistently against the application of "red terror" in villages where the Red Army stayed. Many of his works from the 1930s are about preventing such "excesses," e.g. unjustified attacks on rich peasants, "commandism," etc.
Anonymous 02-01-24 19:19:43 No. 21306
>>21211 Would Mao have approved of October 7th?
Anonymous 17-01-24 03:20:12 No. 21403
>>21207 Usually the main criticism is Sakai uses a lot of quote mining.
Anonymous 04-02-24 03:25:44 No. 21542
Any books that are unironically pro-Khmer Rouge or pro-Shining Path?
Anonymous 21-02-24 01:04:46 No. 21603
>>21024 Also Herbert Marcuse wrote a book on Heideggerian Marxism
Anonymous 01-04-24 00:41:04 No. 21829
>>21009 all of Mao
Zhijiang Xinyu
Political Theology, Schmitt
Ho Chi Minh - Report On The National And Colonial Questions At The 5th International
Doctrine of the Mean
Nixon in China libretto
Anonymous 01-04-24 22:23:50 No. 21832
>>21010 Already knew this was going to be first post.
We need more obscure maoists!
>>21542 I have seen books triying to rationalize their actions (and inactions) but being Pro, not even from them tbh.
Glownonymous 01-04-24 23:01:17 No. 21833
>>21210 Seconding this, just replace Gonzalo with Cockshott.
Also crazy this hasn't been linked yet (MLM library canon of ebooks, has hosted virtual conferences interviewing prominent Maoists internationally, check their youtube):
https://foreignlanguages.press/ Anonymous 09-05-25 19:25:15 No. 24327
>philosophy Lol. This is pretty much the only useful thing written by Althusser.
https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/althusser/1964/marxism-humanism.htm Unique IPs: 21