r/philosophy • u/aresponsibilitytoawe • Dec 18 '21
Blog Philosopher and social theorist Mark Fisher on the commodification of suffering by the moralistic left (Exiting the Vampire Castle)
https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocracyuk/exiting-vampire-castle/Duplicates
ROI • u/CrayonComrade • Aug 10 '21
Exiting the Vampire Castle: We need to learn, or re-learn, how to build comradeship and solidarity instead of doing capital’s work for it by condemning and abusing each other. — Mark Fisher
IntellectualDarkWeb • u/Fedupington • Oct 18 '19
Before there was "Cancel Culture," there was the "Vampire Castle" – Mark Fisher's critical essay analyzing the Western Left's obsession with purges
TheDeprogram • u/Cake_is_Great • Feb 18 '24
Theory A classic Mark Fisher article to evict the Liberals from your walls
ContraPoints • u/f_sharp • Jan 06 '20
Good read from 2013 that pretty much predicted the cancelling culture: Social media boosted leftist moral puritarism shaming and silencing its own ranks and effectively deactivating true activism
redscarepod • u/FreshTumeric • Aug 14 '24
Exiting the Vampire Castle (2013) - Mark Fisher
ABoringDystopia • u/ExpectedSurprisal • Dec 05 '24
Exiting the Vampire Castle -- Mark Fisher
Anarchism • u/Anarcho_Humanist • Nov 17 '19
So... what do people think of this? (The Vampire Castle)
Anarchism • u/Anarcho_Humanist • Dec 26 '20
What do people think of the essay "Exiting the Vampire Castle"?
LindsayEllis • u/DeadlySkies • Apr 17 '21
Lindsay's recent video reminded me of this article by Mark Fisher, from almost 10 years ago. While certainly not a flawless article, I do think there's a lot of home truths that also resonate with what happened with Lindsay.
Hasan_Piker • u/[deleted] • Aug 20 '19
This is the article written by Mark Fisher that Hasan mentioned on Agitprop. I would encourage everybody to give it a read.
canadaleft • u/BurstYourBubbles • Mar 09 '23