Here's an
article on cultural marxism that is well worth a read.
I got less half way through the article and knew it was trash. Too many well worn cliches, attacking the same straw man that the hard right conservatives themselves are attacking now.
Marxism, has always been a radically individualistic philosophy, and socialism itself was never going to manifest itself from the crude superstitious industrialised societies of the early 20th century. Marx himself knew this. The Reds didn't seem to catch on.
It shouldn't come as a surprise that the Neo-liberalism and cultural deconstructionism is coming together with stupendous symmetry and uniformity in the early 21st century.
As it stands critical social theory is by its very nature a one sided socioideological critique of society as it is or as its portrayed to be. It by its very transformative nature anti societal, anti institutional and anti government. Perhaps even so far to say in the extreme cases, that its as anti reality as strong conservatism is. It's the type of ideological strain that libertarians can get on, but few other right wingers could really espouse.
It's not to say that critical theory can't itself become more positivist in its dialect. Increasingly it appeals to matter of facts and self evidential truths. II'd go on to say that the inevitable conclusion of cultural Marxism is engrained social change and the creation of new social normatives.
Feminism is arriving at new atomised dialectic, not a whole one like a traditionalist or conservative ideologies but rather one fragmented into particular unbreakable ideas about the nature of class, race, gender, sexuality and sex.
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk