Treasonous Minds: Capital & Universities, the ideology of the intellectual and the Desire for Mutiny

David Eden

Treasonous Minds: Capital & Universities, the ideology of the intellectual and the Desire for Mutiny

David Eden

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Abstract

The tenor and the speed of capital are such that often all one wants to do is stand still in silence. The continual re/deterritorialisation of neo-liberalism, now neo-conservatism, as part of an endless process of accumulation and counter-revolution leaves us on the back foot. As the Left ï¿½ that is the left-wing of capitalism ï¿½ undergoes meltdown after meltdown there appears to be little room from which to mount and sustain critique. The fear of the trajectory of global capitalism ï¿½ the fear of the future ï¿½ can lead to a defense of what there is today. All this is seen on the campuses of universities in Australia ...

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	580-594
Journal	Ephemera: theory and politics in organization
Volume	5
Issue number	4 (November 2005)
Publication status	Published - 2005

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