Term:Democulture
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Definitions[edit]
- A hypothetical or theoretical process where culture, in the form of beliefs, attitudes, daily practices, social-graph-based institutional shapes,
- represented by Lexeme form
- democulture
- grammatical category
- noun (N)
- language proficiency level or register
- field-specific academic jargon term
- natural-language name of Sense
- democulture (typical definition)
- consists of Senses
- demo- (democracy)
- culture
- field or ideology Sense originates from
- meta-Marxism
- Molecular Marxism (MDem)
- field or ideology being meta-philosophically analyzed
- Western Marxism
- Existentialist-Structuralist tradition
- postcolonial Anarchisms
- inclusive history
- progressive anthropology
Forms[edit]
- represented by form [Form]
- democulture
- grammatical category
- noun (N)
- represented by form [Form]
- democulturocracy
- grammatical category
- noun (N)
- qualifier
- uncommon
Prototype notes[edit]
- prototype notes
- the hypothetical or theoretical concept that culture is a government in a similar sense to how a monarchy is, and a particular corrupt individual or locus of corrupt culture can be overrun by the masses and turned into a new form. I find the idea really stupid to be honest, but almost every single theory within "The US Left" since the 1990s seems to invent this concept as one of its core principles. Existentialism is in general a group of theories that ignores democracy per se and by going on and on about Free Will and The Subject tries to find the best way to invent democulture. queer theory is infamous in Tory settlements for constantly attributing the "institutional power" of homophobia and transphobia to the absence of democulture in "institutions". still workshopping the term, might get a different form later
democulture is government of the person, by the people and for the people