List,
I am unsubbing from marxism-thaxis. Take care of yourselves.
Peace,
Andy Austin
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On Sat, 7 Aug 1999, Rob Schaap wrote:
(a) 'material': an analytic foundation conceived of as an integration of
two dynamics: the way a society reproduces its physical existence and the
relations that constitute that society;
Engels recognizes this in his best work, Origin of the Family,
The basis for my position is simple.
I regard historical materialism as a scientific method. Until Marx,
historiography had no objective foundation or scientific method. Marx put
the analysis of history on a sound ontological and methodological basis:
the materialist conception of history. The
Some people shouldn't open their mouths when it comes to talking about
race. Not because it makes them look stupid, but because it reinforces the
system of racism. To say that racism today is "voluntary discrimination"
reveals a profound ignorance of reality. But ignorance in this case also
has
I have myself begun to rethink the idea of reformism. I have a webpage
titled "Reformist Socialism." This webpage has links to DSA and so forth.
But what I really mean is "reformist capitalism," since DSA is not working
to reform socialism, but to reform capitalism. But that is problematic in
On Fri, 28 May 1999, J.WALKER, ILL wrote:
the Guardian has never been Marxist.
From the editorial page of the Guardian, 1978: "Racism is
institutionalized in the U.S. because it is an indispensable prop of the
capitalist system. White supremacy and the prevalence of racist ideology
make
On Fri, 7 May 1999, Chris Burford wrote:
That is why, applied non-dogmatically, I consider dialectical materialism
universally applicable.
This sentence speaks for itself.
Andy
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On Wed, 5 May 1999, Ian Hunt wrote:
Chris Burford expresses my view of the conflict in Serbia/Kosovo. I am glad
he is able to put systematically and well what I have only had the
opportunity to touch on. What political lable this might bring down on me,
I do not know, and do not care,
Since you
I think Bob is onto something. Over there at LM there is a collective mind
set that people worry too much over things like pollution, the safety of
consumer products, neo-nazi activities, etc. The line is handed down by
Furedi and informed by the "sociology of risk," the latest libertarian
craze
Kim,
Does the suppression of the Spanish language in some US schools, however
deplorable this is, constitute "genocide" in the United States? Suppose
that the US was successful in eliminating Spanish in the United States.
Wouldn't they still speak Spanish in Mexico? Just to make this clear: I
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