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* [[File: Councom.png]] [[Council Communism]] - The only true road to working class emancipation. |
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* [[File: Ancom.png]] [[Anarcho-Communism]] - ''"The split between Marxism and anarchism crippled both sides. The anarchists rightly criticized the authoritarian and narrowly economistic tendencies in Marxism, but they generally did so in an undialectical, moralistic, ahistorical manner... and leaving Marx and a few of the more radical Marxists with a virtual monopoly on coherent dialectical analysis—until the situationists finally brought the libertarian and dialectical aspects back together again.''"- Guy Debord |
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Revision as of 03:20, 12 December 2020
Situationism is an economically left and very libertarian ideology and philosophical movement that believes in an anti-authoritarian interpretation of 
Marxism, in fusion with the avant-garde art movement. He believes that the Media, or as he would call it "the spectacle", is the manifestation of commodity fetishism rampant in today's society.
How to Draw
Drawing Situationism is very easy:
- Draw a ball
- Divide it in half diagonally, from bottom left to top right
- Colour the top left half red
- Colour the bottom right half teal
- Draw the eyes
You're done!
Stylistic Notes
Situationism loves avant-garde art and wordy jargon.
Relationships
Friends
Council Communism - The only true road to working class emancipation.
Anarcho-Communism - "The split between Marxism and anarchism crippled both sides. The anarchists rightly criticized the authoritarian and narrowly economistic tendencies in Marxism, but they generally did so in an undialectical, moralistic, ahistorical manner... and leaving Marx and a few of the more radical Marxists with a virtual monopoly on coherent dialectical analysis—until the situationists finally brought the libertarian and dialectical aspects back together again."- Guy Debord
Frenemies
- TBA
Enemies
- TBA
Gallery
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