The Dig: David Harvey on Capital
Jacobin Radio
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The Madness of Economic Reason and Marx's Critique of Capitalism
The chapter explores the concept of the madness of economic reason, shedding light on how capitalism's inherent irrationality leads to periodic crises and the stigmatization of individuals with mental illness. It discusses Marx's critique of capitalism, contrasting his views with other socialist contemporaries like Prudhon and Fourier, emphasizing the systemic nature of capitalism's oppressive forces. The conversation touches on globalization, technology, and the need for a progressive future that prioritizes communal well-being over individual wealth and power.
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