Hi Ed,
I too much enjoyed your posting.
The difference between us rather reminds me of the long (and good-natured)
correspondence between David Ricardo and Thomas Malthus. Ricardo looked for
basic principles whereas Malthus looked for solutions to contemporary
problems. As Ricardo wrote to
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At 10:14 PM -0500 2002/02/03, Brad McCormick, Ed.D. wrote:
I [think I...] can see the point of this. (Dickensin poem)
Brad,
We both seem to have taken the edge (nasty?) off our responses. A
good sign. I try not to play chess and old habits die hard.
'Seeing the point' of Dickinson's poem is
Hi Ed,
I too much enjoyed your posting.
The difference between us rather reminds me of the long (and good-natured)
correspondence between David Ricardo and Thomas Malthus. Ricardo looked
for
basic principles whereas Malthus looked for solutions to contemporary
problems. As Ricardo wrote
Title: workology
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Hi Charles,
At 18:59 04/02/02 +1100, you wrote:
(CB)
You commented in part in this post that no-one has yet countered your
argument that
(KH)
the mechanistic aspect will not be sufficiently analysable or understood
until we have a currency system that has constant purchasing-parity across
all
Title: Re: FWk: Re: Double-stranded
Economics
Hi Ray,
I can't tell you how
much I appreciate your very thoughtful response
to my very brief attempt to hint at a few of Wittgentein's
insights into language.He truly believed that ethics and aesthetics
are one in the same.An attempt to create a
If you have access to PBS programming, you may wish to check out the
following. It will be aired at 10:00pm EST, on Tuesday Feb. 5/02
Bill Moyers takes an investigative look at the way corporate
investors are using an obscure provision in the North American Free
Trade Agreement to
secretly
Hi Brian,
You wrote:
"It is good to have you contributing to this list again. ...
I work very hard to help my beginning teachers of English
wrestle with what you believe. Paulo Freire has written extensively on this
topic."
Thanks very much for the welcome but you have made an
An interesting concept. A Livability Court in Charleston, S.C. Maybe more
cities could do more about quality of life and public space.
=
Where the Bench Orders Some Southern Comfort
01/29/2002
The New York Times
c. 2002 New York Times
Title: Re: Work and the economy
Hi Gail,
I think we have to go back to my qualifier:
Gail wrote:
I think we all have that privilege although the rich
and powerful may have better access to leverage in making their
definitions known,but even theycannot force acceptance of
their decisions.)
I
Hi Charles and Gail,
Before I make a few comments on your (Charles' ) posting, let me insert
Gail's original comments on this when referring to Arthur's notice about
the Conference The World, The Workplace and We, the Workers.
(GS)
Thanks for this notice. There is, however, so much confusion
At 9:06 PM + 2002/02/04, Keith Hudson wrote:
or of the young person (no doubt a young male) who
smashed the window of my better-half's car last week in order to steal the
radio (no doubt in order to buy a fix) and in doing so caused at least 20
times further economic cost. What is their
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines02/0204-03.htm
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines02/0204-02.htm
Interesting which newspapers (and one person on this list) jumped so
quickly to mock the 'doomsayers
Title: Re: Work and the economy
I'm sorry Brian, in my reply to you I chose to
respond only the second part of your posting, on Paulo Friere, because I didn't
have anything much to say on the first part - I pretty much agreed with it,
although with a qualification in my turn.
People with
Brian,
Yes, it is fun.
You said:
'I've got to prepare for 6 hours of classes tomorrow but I can use a lot
of this exchange because we are exploring 'interpretation' of text
in The Incredible Lightness of Being.'
And I have to make a postscript file of the first Cycle of my high school
economics
I've been inundated by FWk posts the last few days, I hope to rejoin
the conversation as time permits, but I looked at this one as its
time-sensitive, and had to comment (very briefly!).
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Brian McAndrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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Subject: PBS Bill Moyers
Brian wrote:
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines02/0204-02.htm
Interesting which newspapers (and one person on this list) jumped so
quickly to mock the 'doomsayers.
Brian,
Heaven forbid that anything should be printed that in any way might cast
doubt on the revealed truth.
The idea that global
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