5 Rules for Superpowers Facing Multiple Conflicts (Jakub Grygeil)

Ukraine, the Middle East, and Taiwan are part of an unstable frontier—and require a more principled U.S. strategy. In 2017, we wrote a book arguing that the United States faced simultaneous tests from Russia, China, and Iran. We argued that these tests, or “probes,” were occurring at the outer perimeter of U.S. power—the “unquiet frontier,” as we …

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Fall 2022, English 7501 – Fredric Jameson’s The Political Unconscious, Chapter 1 (Karl Steel)

This guy is guiding how to interpret history. The problem is he relies on Marxist-Leninist orientation limiting wrongly history-making only to production relationships. The fact is that history is a result of societies’ struggle to survive and thrive by adapting and integrating with environmental challenges. Thus production relationships are just one part of society’s wholesome …

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