Volcanicity

No problem comrade.

"China's Global Strategy" by Jenny Clegg, "China Rising: Peace, Power, and Order in East Asia" by David C. Kang, "China's Communist Party: Atrophy and Adaptation" by David L. Shambaugh, and if you're interested in reading a book that goes into the process between Mao's China to where we see China today, then I highly recommend you reading "China's Socialist Modernization" by Yu Guangyuan.

No, I haven't seen it. I'll take a look at what he says about Labriola though.

It's hard talking about Gramsci here though sometimes. Bring him up and you're bound to get a Left-Com complaining him being "stalinist". Most of my analysis online now has been confined to our group or talks with you.

I'm working more on our little project this week, do you wish to help?

I normal work a 40+ work week, but still get the week ends off, but I will try to keep working on the post that we are working on.

I haven't had a chance to read Anthony Labriola's work in-depth, but Gramsci was certainly influenced by him. His use of "Philosophy of Praxis" as a word to avoid attracting the attention of censors is itself drawn from Labriola's work. Gramsci seemed to like his description of Marxism as a "praxis", where theory intersects with action, in otherwords to him the Marxist tradition of inquiry, analysis, and theory, and pragmatic action drawn from that.

He seemed to have a role on Gramsci's criticism of philosophy too- like positivism.

No problem though. I'm busy at times too but real-life is much more important than some nonsense on here.

There views on the PRC and the DPRK are dodgy too, especially the fact that they genially think they're still socialist.

They are hilarious

Muzk neg-repping you is funny