1848+: Last and First Men

The premise of this blog is to look at the question of ideology, theory, and politics in the light of the eonic effect, whose mainline theme is the correlation of emergent liberalism in the early modern. It is an opportunity to reexamine the emergence of modern freedom in the light of a new kind of [...]

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A One post blog? The idea for a one post blog is a foil to consider the issue of the politics of evolution by focusing on one key moment in the emergence of modern politics. But our real subject is the larger context of the eonic effect, and theory and ideology. On the way it [...]

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The context of this ‘blog idea’ is not really politics at all, but the question of the eonic effect and the way it impinges on ideology. And it does so in a ‘macro’ fashion, from the politics of the Pharaohs to the politics of the Zoroastrian endtimes, a fairly mind-bogglind ‘dialectic’. The revolution of 1848, [...]

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Marx in Neue Rheinische Zeitung December 1848: The Bourgeoisie and the Counter-Revolution by Karl Marx Neue Rheinische Zeitung No. 169 Translated by the Marx-Engels Institute Transcribed for the Internet by director@marx.org, 1994 Cologne, December 11. When the March flood — a flood in miniature — subsided it left on the surface of Berlin no prodigies, [...]

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