Questions of the relation between culture and politics that were discussed throughout this podcast, seem to me to be connected to the point Bonner makes at the end about there being no viable organized force for revolutionary politics at present. That is, there is a need for cultural workers to be tied to a larger revolutionary movement in society to make their work all the more effective in walking the communist road and contributing to the march on that road. How do we understand the relation between conscious revolutionaries and cultural workers at different levels of political partisanship?
Questions of the relation between culture and politics that were discussed throughout this podcast, seem to me to be connected to the point Bonner makes at the end about there being no viable organized force for revolutionary politics at present. That is, there is a need for cultural workers to be tied to a larger revolutionary movement in society to make their work all the more effective in walking the communist road and contributing to the march on that road. How do we understand the relation between conscious revolutionaries and cultural workers at different levels of political partisanship?