Social Theorists' Imagination

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This is a blog that discusses the modes, modalities, and dispositions of contentious politics. It was initially set up to help me write my dissertation in which I grapple with the problems of organizing a movement but has grown since. I chose to call it Red Rhetoric for two reasons. One, because the organization that I am writing about is one of the largest mass organizations of the CPI (M). Two, because Marxist scholarship has dealt with the problem of organizing like no other. See also About this blog.
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