Steve Cullenberg wrote, >I have a suggestion given people's concern >about Marx and Derrida. What's wrong, good, obtuse, insightful, troubling, >about Derrida's _Specters of Marx_? A not completely innocent choice I >must confess. I'm glad you brought that one up. I stood in the bookstore for about 20 minutes leafing through _Spectres of Marx_ hoping for some clue of an excuse to buy it, take it home and read it. What I wanted to know is if it had anything to say to contemporary political conditions or if it was strictly an allusive, illusive literary dissertation. I frankly couldn't find anything I could get a handle on. "Seemless prose." And I've read and understood a good chunk of Derrida's other writing. So, Steve, tell us: what's the story? What's it about? Regards, Tom Walker, [EMAIL PROTECTED], (604) 669-3286 The TimeWork Web: http://mindlink.net/knowware/worksite.htm
