From Vietnam to Venezuela - Socialism is 'viable' problem-solver
Author: Tony Pecinovsky http://www.pww.org/article/author/view/75
People's Weekly World Newspaper, 09/01/05 09:24
CARACAS, Venezuela - Experience and achievement have shown us that
socialism is viable and
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Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Labor Day at Camp Casey Detroit--Day 15
Get down, Get up!
Get out of Iraq!
Not the war machine!
Remember New Orleans!
If we ever thought we were in the minority in voicing our call to Bring the
troops home NOW!,
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To the point.
Levies are not productive forces
^
Louie Nye from the Steve Allen show : Why not ?
^
and at best a specific stage of development
of levies will indicate a certain stage of development of the technological
regime and how the
reflections at the end of Day 17 at Camp Casey Detroit
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If I may speak personally, these are amazing times for me. Never before have
I felt so inspired, energized and committed to my work for peace. What is
This is a forward from PEN-L
CB
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Waistline2
Pardon, my misquoting your definition of an epoch.
CB: No problem
^^^
An epoch in the Marxist standpoint is a historical period of time
distinguished in its geenral framework on the basis of the mode of
production, rather than by more than one generation. In my estimate
Waistline2
Pardon, my misquoting your definition of an epoch.
An epoch in the Marxist standpoint
CB: What do u mean by the Marxist standpoint ?
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Pardon, my misquoting your definition of an epoch.
^
CB: This seems a disingenous pardon.
^
An epoch in the Marxist standpoint is a historical period of time
distinguished in its geenral framework on the basis of the mode of
production, rather
than by more than one generation.
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JUMP CUT
A REVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY MEDIA
Christopher Caudwell
His aesthetics and film
by Ellen Sypher
from Jump Cut, no. 12/13, 1976, pp. 65-66
copyright Jump Cut: A Review of Contemporary Media, 1976, 2004
Christopher
Ralph Dumain :
Terrific to see a piece on Caudwell I never read taken out of the
mothballs. (did you find this on the web, perchance?) More has appeared
since 1976, but I have apparently failed to document it comprehensively in
my bibliography:
Waistline2
Actually, social revolution comes about as the result of a qualitative
addition in the material power of production that demands the restructuring
of the
productivity architecture.
^^^
CB: In the New Orleans flood type of example, it might be better said that
it is the failure to
that man (sic) was born free, but was crippled through social organisation.
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Key idea in Caudwell is ye ancient antagonism between predominantly mental
and predominantly physical labor.
^
Caudwell had sought to discern the most basic thought patterns and to
discover the lines of connection between these and the most basic
socio-economic realities. At the heart of
Christopher Caudwell 1938
Reality
A Study in Bourgeois Philosophy
CB: Importantly, Caudwell discusses philo in terms of classes. This is a
fundamental and continuous theme in his approach. This is critical in making
his writing Marxist philosophical,
Graham Priest: Dialetheism Marx
Ralph Dumain :
Priest, Graham. 'Was Marx a Dialetheist?', Science and Society, 1991, 54,
468-75.
While I don't expect everyone to be held spellbound by this question, it is
illustrative of a recurring problem in intellectual history (and also in
popular
excerpt from
Liberty
A study in bourgeois illusion
From this it follows that the animals are less free than men. Creatures of
impulse, acting they know not why, subject to all the chances of nature, of
other animals, of geographical accidents and climatic change, they are at
the mercy of
Liberty
A study in bourgeois illusion
Suppose someone had performed the regrettable experiment of turning Bertrand
Russell, at the age of nine months, over to a goat foster-mother, and
leaving him to her care, in some remote spot, unvisited by human beings, to
grow to manhood. When, say forty
Ralph D:
I also know Marquit and have published in his journal, most recently, a
book review on Marcuse.
^^^
CB: And I just noticed that one of your reviews On Zeleney's On the
Relation of Analytic and Dialectical Thinking, with response by Jindrich
Zeleny, is in the same issue (Vol.3, No.1 ,
COVERUP: The dynamiting of the New Orleans levy system
by
Ernesto Cienfuegos
La Voz de Aztlan
Los Angeles, Alta California - September 11, 2005 - (ACN) New evidence is
surfacing concerning the sabotaging of the New Orleans levy system that
resulted in the flooding of primarily Black
Philosophy of Rousseau
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section=3 ]
Nature vs. society
Rousseau saw a fundamental divide between society
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CB: The high tech , chip and computer technological revolution has _not_
been fettered or prevented from developing by the bourgeois property
relations. The success of the high tech rev within bourgeois property
relations means that it is not likely to cause a change in those property
relations.
If the summary below and posted earlier is accurate, then Rousseau does have
a bourgeois anthropological concept , as Caudwell claims. The earliest
humans are characterized by the opposite of isolation. They are
characterized by increased sociality, elaborate kinship systems, based on
tracing
Jim Farmelant :
Caudwell seems to have held to a type of compatibilism
concerning the issue of free will and determinism.
As such it seems to bear more than a passing
resemblance to the views of Plekhanov as
outlined his essay, The Role of the Individual in History,
I can imagine Caudwell saying something like the problem of free will and
determinism is a bourgeois philosophical problem. Free will is another of
the many expressions of bourgeois liberty, i.e. the total independence and
autonomy of the individual from society and the universe. The desire that
WL: The issue under discussion is not the bourgeois property relations being
revolutionized. Nor is it a question of the bourgeoisie as a class failing
to
develop the productive forces. The bourgeois property relation as a specific
form of ownership rights - as you define it separate from the
http://www.lefigaro.com/debats/20050912.FIG0354.html?083700
Emmanuel Todd: The Specter of a Soviet-Style Crisis
By Marie-Laure Germon and Alexis Lacroix Le Figaro
Monday 12 September 2005
According to this demographer, Hurricane Katrina has revealed the
decline of the American system.
Le
WL: You seem to be stating the following:
1). the bourgeois property relations . . . a). will not be revolutionized
and b). (will not) BE overthrown . . . c).AS A RESULT OF the successful
development of the productive forces BY THE BOURGEOISIE.
2). but by . . . d). the failure (of the
Emmanuel Todd's comments excerpted here might be said to characterize U.S.
domestic industrial decline as property relations fettering development of
the material productive forces. The Katrina phenomenon might be a microcosm
of the larger U.S. system. The trend in U.S. property relations is to
An epoch of social revolution was in fact indisputably completing itself
world wide and no one disputes that this was the Industrial Social
Revolution of
which Marx wrote and called for the communists and proletarians to place
themselves at the head of the process.
CB: How you gonna say
Waistline2
CB: How you gonna say with a straight face that the Industrial Revolution
was the Industrial Social Revolution, or that Marx treated it as a social
revolution ?
:)
WL:Comment
Obviously you are joking. The industrial revolution is a social revolution
and the industrial social
My review is part of a much larger project, which has to do with te relation
of logic and reality, and beyond that, the fragmentation of knowledge under
conditions of alienation. That would be the marxist angle that iunterests
me, rather than advocacy of 'Marxism' per se. Graham Priest is far
Waistline2
CBThe trend in U.S. property relations is to move the factories further
and
further from the locus of the owners, as a byproduct of running the plants
away
from the U.S. workers. Effectively, this is fettering the development of the
material productive forces _in_ the
U.S. national
In other words, the bourgeoisie doesn't fetter the development of the
material productive forces outside of the U.S.national territory where it
runs the plants away to. It buildsup the productive forces in Mexico, Korea,
and other places to which industrial production has been moved. It has not
CB: How you gonna say with a straight face that the Industrial Revolution
was the Industrial Social Revolution, or that Marx treated it as a social
revolution ?
Comment
I am saying with a stright face that Karl Marx and Frederick Engels treated
the Industrial Revolution as a Social Revolution
Ralph D:. In any case, I favor correspondence over coherence theories of
truth.
CB: What's the difference ?
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WL: Interesting proposition. What you end up stating and illustrating is
that
relations of production or property relations are the laws defining property
CB: What kind of laws are you speaking of here ?
and peoples relationship to property in the process of production. You
define
History is the progressive accumulation of productive forces (Engels). What
this means is that history is the accumulation of productive forces and what
constitutes its progressiveness is its spontaneous qualitative development
and expansion. This qualitative development has at its center the
CB: The plants are run away overseas more to run them away from the working
class in the U.S.I said the plants are moved away from the owners as a
byproduct as in indirect result, of running them away from the U.S.
workers.
WL: I call this national chauvinism. I will not seriously engage this
Infrastructure does not micromanage the economy
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I know that's right. Well, well, well.
You might want to take a look at that collection of articles, _Dialectical
Contradictions : Contemporary Marxist Discussions_. Somebody mentions, maybe
Lawler, the square root of negative one. There is an article by Narski
there.
Marquit (1981)
WL: The issue is your definition of history as class struggle. I reply
that history is not class struggle but rather the progressive accumulation
of productive forces and society moving in class antagonism. The bourgeoisie
role in revolutionizing production is irrelevant to the definition of
The bourgeoisie, by the rapid improvement of all instruments of production,
by the immensely facilitated means of communication, draws all, even the
most barbarian, nations into civilisation. The cheap prices of commodities
are the heavy artillery with which it batters down all Chinese walls, with
[Bibliographic note: Following is the conclusion of a lecture that the
logician Alonzo Church presented at Harvard University on April 18,
1958. In this excerpt, which was first published on the web site of
Cathy Legg, Church was arguing against the nominalistic approach of the
philosophers Nelson
There is an inherent contradiction in all efforts to represent, as the
process is fundamentally establishing an identity between two different
things - the thing represented and the thing being used to represent. I
think this is the contradiction that always pops up in math , logic ,
dialectics
Thanks Victor,
Am still contemplating what you say below.
Hadn't thought of this - the kernel of dialectics is purposive
activity, activity with an end before. Hmmm
Charles
^^
Victor _
Well put.
I assume your message concerns the problem of expressing dialectics through
formal
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When Rose Met Cindy: The Case against the War in Iraq
By Andrew Buncombe
The Independent UK
Friday 23 September 2005
On both sides of the Atlantic, two mothers who lost sons in
Iraq have launched campaigns to end the
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-cousin of the poem Footprints In The Sand
Butt-prints in the Sand,
One night, I had a wondrous dream;
One set of footprints there was seen.
The footprints of my precious Lord,
But mine were not along the shore.
But then some stranger prints appeared,
And I asked the Lord, What have we here?
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WL: Yes they are. Of course they are not talking about the fettering of the
productive forces in this passage from the Communist Manifesto. They of
course
describes in detail how the bourgeoisie as a property relations fetter the
development of the productive forces very clearly
The following is an abridged version of the address given to the 60th
UN General Assembly on September 15 by Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's
revolutionary socialist president.
excerpted from http://www.greenleft.org.au/back/2005/644/644p28.htm
Ladies and gentlemen, we are facing an unprecedented
[Marxism] Stan Goff on Peak Oil
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The left doesn't want to tell the same people that their living
standards are destined to fall based on the energetic
[Marxism] Mark Jones on Peak Oil
.What form will this catastrophe take and what kind of
working-class politics is appropriate to meet it?
If the economists suffer from over-optimism, the geologists also are not
clear about the historical implications of the global Hubbert-peak.
The Hindu
Saturday, Oct 01, 2005
Zimbabwe brings steam engines back
PRETORIA: Zimbabwe has announced it is moving back into the steam age by
re-commissioning 10 coal-fired locomotives to cope with the economic crisis.
Further indications of shortages came from hospitals, which are turning
WL:Marx is not speaking about plant closing or relocation of production
facilities
^
CB: This conclusion is not supported by Marx's discussion as quoted on this
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Moving plants overseas, industrial plant closings, and then measuring this
against employment opportunity of American workers, and on this basis
speaking
of the fettering of productive forces - in the context of job opportunity
for American workers, is risky business for communists. Our relative
Baton Rouge, LA
September 26, 2005
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September 26, 2005 (AP Wirephoto) -- President Bush and a jubilant Jacques
Chirac shake hands as the deal is finalized. The official handover is to
occur on October 15th.
SEPTEMBER 26, 2005, BATON ROUGE, LA (AP) - The White House announced
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RETHINKING THE TRILOGY
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2, pp. 23-33, special issue on Marxism and Race, Gender Class. It is
But not of the Pope ?
CB
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Catholic Church no longer swears by truth of the Bible
By Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent
THE hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church has
published a teaching document instructing the faithful
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Nor should it be forgotten that Teilhard de Chardin was
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WL :The focus of revolutionary activity - politics, is a very different
subject
matter and doctrine than political economy, which arose during the
manufacturing period as a theoretical science.
CB: For Marx there is unity of theory and practice on this. _Capital_ is to
be read as a guide
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CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO:
HISTORICAL TENDENCY OF CAPITALIST ACCUMULATION
What does the primitive accumulation of capital, i.e., its historical
genesis, resolve itself into? In so far as it is not immediate
transformation of slaves and serfs into wage-laborers,
Here's the fettering and burst asunder metaphor in its public ,
publication form.
CB
^
The monopoly of capital becomes a fetter upon the mode of
production, which has sprung up and flourished along with, and under
it.Centralization of the means of production and socialization of labor at
With respect to the famous notion that being determines consciousness, the
superstructural changes that follow a revolution in the base, a revolution
in the relations of production such as the capitalist revolution, need not,
in Marx and Engels theory ,be confined to ideas that are new, have
* V3: I regard the manifesto as a call to arms rather than a serious
effort at
analysis. It is if anything more dated by the conditions that engendered its
production, than are Marx and Engel's theoretical productions. I know this
is not a direct or full answer, but it's the best I can
^
V4: Certainly Marx and Engels take the unity of theory and practice very
seriously, but no manifesto need represent the entire theoretical program to
be consistent with practice. In fact, the very reverse is true, the object
of social political work, like any other form of labour
1965
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t r u t h o u t | Perspective
Thursday 13 October 2005
Going to the movies was something Casey and I enjoyed doing together.
Casey was a Theater Arts major in college, and he went with a critical eye.
Since I love sharing my children's passions with them,
If capitalist relations of production fetter the forces of production from
producing Tamiflu ,and there is big epidemic, it could contribute to
bursting those relations of production asunder.
CB
^
[lbo-talk] Indian Company to Make Generic Version of Flu Drug Tamiflu
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WL: Fair enough.
Give one example how Capital can be applied to the social struggle or how
you have applied it or anyone else over the course of say the past 30 years.
^
CB: You apply _Capital_ in practice when you propagandize the industrial
workers that part of the loss of total number
Fettering is a metaphor based on the definition below to tie someone to a
place by putting chains around their ankles or a pair of chains which were
tied round the legs of prisoners to prevent them from escaping.
Fetters are literally chains. The metaphor Marx uses is chaining.
The forces of
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Supporting Hillary
by Cindy Sheehan
I would love to support Hillary for President if she would come out
against the travesty in Iraq. But I don't think she can speak out
against the occupation, because she supports it.
I will not
WL: Interesting concept.
^^^
CB: Isn't it ?
^^^
WL: I of course am not a trade unionists but a
communist. What I did and for a living was as a union rep and speed up and
rationalization is part of my job description. Explaining in different terms
what workers
already experience have never
GM just announced a huge health care cost concession by the UAW.
According to a report on Bloomberg.com
GM has 106,000 active hourly workers and 321,000 retirees and surviving
spouses. If each of them share equally in the changes announced today,
their annual out-of- pocket health expenses would
V2: In fact, both premedieval and medieval/feudal society was much more
active than high school history books would have us believe. After all, the
so called middle ages witnessed repeated urban and peasant uprisings and
efforts to establish utopias e.g. the Hussites of Mt Tabor and the
Karl Marx's
A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy
Preface
Source: K. Marx, A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy,
Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1977, with some notes by R. Rojas.
I examine the
As far as Masonic societies and their history goes you might seek out the
book The Hiram Key. Hiram was the Master builder of King Solomon's Temple
and his foul murder has been ritualized as a rite of passage into modern
Masonry.
If you have friends who belong to the Masons they could perhaps
Turning the Hiram Key invites readers to join a gripping journey of
discovery to find the real secrets of Freemasonry.
Robert Lomas - co-author of the best-selling book The Hiram Key - has
finally tackled the big unanswered questions about The Brotherhood...
* What is the purpose
The Foreword to Turning The Hiram Key
Written by Colin Wilson
I became aware of the work of Robert Lomas in May 1996, when my wife and I
were taken to visit Rosslyn Chapel. In the souvenir shop there I bought The
Hiram Key by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas, then only recently
published,
The Hiram Key
By Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone
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Sept. 18, 2002
Dear Ken Adachi,
This is an email that I sent to a friend in California.
Joan bought a used book at a local
Edward VII of the United Kingdom ( Albert Edward)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Edward VII King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Emperor
of India http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Edward_vii_england.jpg
Edward VII
King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
So Charles, what's up with all the postings
on the Free Masons? How is this related
to Marxism?
Jim F.
^^^
Take a look at the posts before this. First, some discussion of the CLASS
relations in feudalism and a reconsideration of the level of production and
science in the middle ages. Then
Victor,
Notice that Waistline, an industrial worker for over 35 years says:
There are very many industrial workers that are
Masons in Detroit and their recruitment is still more secret than that of
the communists. Prince Albert Masons - the African American Masons in our
history, remains
So Charles, what's up with all the postings
on the Free Masons? How is this related
to Marxism?
Jim F.
^
CB: Following up Waistline's suggestion below
In my opinion The Hiram Key is a must read for Marxists of all
persuasions.
Waistline
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Freemasonry's History of Racism
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The book Christianity and American Freemasonry by William J. Whalen (Our
Sunday Visitor:1987, pgs 23-25) discusses the racism of Freemasonry at some
length,
An
Why don't Caucasian masons and black masons associate. ...
Question by Warrior
Submitted on 7/10/2003
Related FAQ: Anti-Masonry FAQ (v. 2.8.11)
Why don't Caucasian masons and black masons associate.
Is the Roman Catholic Church founded on the rites of freemasonry.
Is
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Tell me thy company, and I'll tell thee what thou art.
Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), Spanish writer.
The creator of this web site is acutely aware of the aphorism that a person
who has a hammer views the whole world as a nail. However, if one
Labor in the Era of Capitalist Globalization
By Scott Marshall http://www.politicalaffairs.net/article/author/view/23
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Up until the early 1990s the Socialist camp including the Soviet Union
acted
Prince Hall
clergyman, abolitionist
Born: 1748
Birthplace: Barbados
Hall established the African Lodge of the Honorable Society of Free and
Accepted Masons of Boston in 1775. It was the first lodge of black
Freemasons in the world. The lodge received a permanent charter from the
Grand Lodge of
WL: Comrade CB
evidently took my comments to mean that one something unique about this
structure from those in other cities.
^
CB:Not particularly , but, I am down with the general idea of just
deliberating a little more on where the masons of various types, Black and
white, fit in to the
Prince Hall Masonry
Main article: Prince Hall Freemasonry
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Hall_Freemasonry
In 1775 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1775 , an African American named
Prince Hall http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Hall was initiated into
an Irish Constitution
THE EMERGENCE OF COMMUNISM WITHIN CAPITALISM
James Lawler
The Soviet model of state command socialism.
In many recent commentaries in connection with the 150th anniversary of the
Communist Manifesto, we are told that Marx had profound insight into the
problems of capitalism. His main
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