Global Warming: A Marxist Perspective

[joebaldknobber]

The article has been peer reviewed by senior fellows; therefore, I do not have to use my own brain to read something so boring.

[ovcatto]

Originally Posted by joebaldknobber

The article is unreadable..

The dialectical nature of climate change is a striking confirmation of the philosophy of dialectical materialism developed by the founders of scientific socialism,

"the transformation of quantity and quality - mutual penetration of polar opposites and transformation into each other when carried to extremes - development through contradiction or negation of the negation."

Marx is turgid enough without someone trying to shoe horn a socioeconomic analysis of 19th century Europe on to 21st century science for no other reason than an futile attempt at breathing new life into a defunct socioeconomic theory.

[whogo]

Originally Posted by ovcatto

The dialectical nature of climate change is a striking confirmation of the philosophy of dialectical materialism developed by the founders of scientific socialism,

"the transformation of quantity and quality - mutual penetration of polar opposites and transformation into each other when carried to extremes - development through contradiction or negation of the negation."

Marx is turgid enough without someone trying to shoe horn a socioeconomic analysis of 19th century Europe on to 21st century science for no other reason than an futile attempt at breathing new life into a defunct socioeconomic theory.

If everyone could understand Marxist writings there would be no Marxists. It is multi-syllable gobbledy gunk.