wildcat says: A worthwhile article , KK explores the newly arising power of social networks, adhocracy and the newly emergent cyberculture. Though I do not resonate with his use of the term 'socialism', a deep forray into the web event of collaboration provides a different view of the potential for a change we all hope for. Open source is definitely the way to go. Interesting. However, seems to have missed out the socialism associated with 'cultural marxism'. The intervention into cultural productions (one still hears imprecations against the Frankfurt School), including art, mass media, learning institutions has expanded immeasurably since digital technologies became available, the core values being linked to an older socialist tradition. You are right, though, to query the concept of 'socialism' (or any concept) since the new communication forms themselves will engender cultural practices as yet it is difficult to anticipate. Many people still live with their grandparental constitution of reality as described above, yet the political dimension of hu... maybe 'oneness' would be a safer name for it |
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