Friday Night Links
* “The worldwide triumph of capitalism … secures the priority of Marxism as the ultimate horizon of thought in our time”: Benjamin Kunkel reviews Fredric Jameson in LRB.
* Archie Comics will soon be introducing its first openly gay character, “strapping, blond Kevin.”
* If you were trying to persuade me to support the climate bill, you picked the absolute worst possible approach.
* The ACLU explains everything that’s wrong with Arizona’s brazenly unconstitutional documentation legislation.
* Julian Sanchez has been doing an influential series of posts about epistemic closure on the right.
* Meanwhile, Glenn Beck continues his slow-motion breakdown, GOP unanimity seems to have lost its mojo, and Chris Christie is the right wing’s crush of the month.
* Chicken-to-medical-procedure currency converter.
* And some breaking news: Jay Leno sucks.
Written by gerrycanavan
April 23, 2010 at 9:47 pm
Posted in Look at what I found on the Internet
Tagged with Archie, Arizona, barter economies, Big Oil, capitalism, chickens, Chris Christie, climate change, conservatives, ecology, epistemic closure, equality, Glenn Beck, immigration, Jameson, Jay Leno, Marxism, New Jersey, Republicans, the Constitution, Waxman-Markey, wingnuts
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This guy Kunkel is kind of a gasbag, no? I expect better from the LRB.
Abe
April 24, 2010 at 7:02 pm
kunkel’s writing has always annoyed me, but i thought the jameson essay wasn’t too bad as an overview/retrospective for a non-expert audience. what was your beef, abe?
Vu
April 25, 2010 at 1:00 am