Left renewal must start from the decomposed landscape of everyday contact.

Evidence

Granting that barriers to sustained, institutionally oriented political participation are indeed higher today, the prospects for any renewal will have to be sought in everyday life—in those circumstances in which people still regularly enter into contact with others, in which common concerns are self-evident. Once these were to be found above all in the great factories and construction sites of the industrial age. The epochal decomposition of this world remains the starting point for left strategy in the twenty-first century. — Anton Jäger, Hyperpolitics, 254

Categorization

  • SEED: The reader must judge whether these ‘Escape Routes’ are proportionate to the diagnosis — this passage is the strategic pivot that earlier chapters’ causes point toward.