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3 days agoThe rapprochement between Zionism and Nazism is not a surprising phenomenon if one understands Fascism. Both are centred around the ethnic and racial separation of peoples.
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1·9 days agoLmao that’s funny, and I’m glad that my list was helpful!
3·11 days agoHey, thanks for the post!
Having received religious education (Catholicism) as a child, divine simplicity was not mentioned, at least not explicitly or to its greatest extent. I only learned it recently through Islamic philosophy.
My language contains words that are in their essence either masculine or feminine. However while God is referred to as He, the usage of this pronoun, as the religion teachers told us, is simply for “convenience” (this made more sense when I was a kid) but God has no gender.
3·13 days agoIt is important not to estrange the people, no matter how deluded they are. This is a product of the hegemonic order.
Hezbollah has political allies (including christians) which together amount(ed) to a majority.
And it’s not Hamas which holds elections, but rather the Palestinian authority, presided by the leader of Fatah (opponent of Hamas) who has been impeding elections since 2006 because his party is losing popularity.
Edit: I do not mean to offend anyone but I beg you (anyone reading this) please be more aware about what you write and say, especially if you haven’t looked into the issue in depth.
Once the week is over I will go back to normal :)
These channels have a focus on intellectual and social history:
Al Muqaddimah Islamic history
Alki organized labor history
Art & Context art history
J. Draper UK-centric critical history
Kings and Things history of architecture and media
Land and Lore environment-related history
Let’s Talk Religion obscure history of religion
NORTH 02 prehistoric and ancient
The Lore Lodge often tackles native American history
Unseen Japan obscure history of Japan
Voices of the Past historical first-hand accounts
I shouldn’t be shocked that these have raked thousands of upvotes, but I am.
I’m not joking when I tell you that I saved it on up to five devices including phones, PCs, flash drives and and a cloud service.
Gotta out-nazi the nazi
Lesson learned successfully.
2·24 days agoDe Beauvoir? Not Western biased? Her writings are very orientalistic (though besides that, she’s alright).
Although I am of the opinion of the other commentor, there are two books on my mind: Utopia by Thomas More (an easy and not too theoretical read) and Political Philosophy of Bakunin (a selection of some of his writings).
More obvious ones are Rousseau, Hobbes and Locke.
By beginner, you mean secondary sources that introduce you to the discipline in general?
2·1 month agoP.S. This is only a semi-comprehensive study so I would be pleased if the conversation continued in the comments.
Ok I will see. As I said, the laptop doesn’t have a HDD but an eMMC soldered on the motherboard.
No luck today finding a store that can repair it. Will see next week, but I pretty much lost hope and began writing all over again. fml.
You’re right. I have both local and online options so I maximise the chances of file safety but my work is the only thing I didn’t make a recent backup thereof, even though it’s the easiest thing to backup out of my files.
There used to be a linux repo for installing teams but they recently removed it. Now you’re forced to use the shitty excuse of a PWA.