i.e. his idea of class struggle is not clarified, it's clear he wants to update Marx in some ways and remain faithful in others, but it's not specific about which parts to leave and which to take

How did you translate?

Google translate

the book pdf is too big though, but I got the article about Baudrillard

I can also read the french wikipedia page on clouscard, it's longer than the one in english

Yikes

haha

One idea I do have is whether Clouscard would think it important to point out how intelligence agencies have dominated society. Baudrillard doesn't talk about stuff like that but I think it's very important. Although there's also the question of how exactly the civilian gov't, military (and intel), and corporations interact, that could be the kind of thing Clouscard means by understanding the front of class struggle today

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I mean

pretty much every historian despises Stéphane Courtois

and it's mutual

he claims to prefer memory over history

Hon hon hon

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