here's the full quote for anyone curious.
its from The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State
i'm planning on publishing something on Autonomy (as a principle of self-organization) and i'm pulling a lot from the italian-variant of Autonomists. in particular i'm pulling from the book Autonomia: Post-Political Politics and there's this one section, which is kind of unnerving, that i just still don't quite get
(no alt-text, too much text)
what i think i sounded like: "well you see like, there are characteristics and then there are extrinsic relations, right? and each set of extrinsic relations composes you as a power and part of a power, right?"
what i sounded like to the auto-transcript-generator:
I also really loved this bit about their family's morning ritual and the author's transforming relationship to that ritual
(I can't fit this bit into text so here's some screenshots)
A wandering deer, building shrines along the way.