Thanks. I got some main ideas out of a cursory
scan of this article, but I'm confused at other
points. Also, I didn't follow the historical
exposition too closely. If I could read this is a
bone fide English translation I'd do better. I'll
just note the points that leapt out at me.
1. The
Dear Ralph, you can write to Savas ( e...@ath.forthnet.gr ) and arlene
clemesha ( aec...@hotmail.com ) to know if the first has an English version
of his article and the second an English version of her book, or an article
in English related to your research.
I have never met them but they know
Baraka is and has always been a first class political asshole. How
ironic that an erstwhile petty bourgeois bohemian turned anti-Semitic
black nationalist turned Maoist jackass--i.e. a lifelong romantic
pseudo-revolutionary--should now turn on people just like him and
engage in all kinds of
My apologies. I responded to a post over a year old, and so my
response has no current relevance. I should have paid attention to the date.
I don't think much of Baraka, though, as a poet or as a radical.
Sometimes he hits the mark, but mostly he is a fool. I've seen him
many times over the
At 10:54 AM 9/9/2008, yves coleman wrote:
I think people can vote for whoever they want...but I don't want to hear
their complains about the negative results of their votes afterwards !
Are Realpolitik and pushing Party X or Mr Y to do something they will
never do, are these tactics worth the
Oddly enough in this post-Fordist era , Ford has a bit of a turnaround
from disater. And afterall, even Wall Street went broke these days
CB
http://www.ford.com/about-ford/news-announcements/press-releases/press-releases-detail/pr-ford-posts-third-quarter-2009-net-31244
FORD POSTS Q3 2009 NET
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A-day-when-nothing-is-certain
by Anarchist Various
http://a.rg.org/text/6021/day-when-nothing-certain
This is a collection of some of the best writings to come out of the
Greek insurrections.
A Feminine Cinematics Luce Irigaray, Women
http://home.mira.net/~andy/works/reading-capital.htm
Shortly after Marx’s death, Jevon’s theory of marginal utility gained
wide popularity and according to Engels:
“[The poor state of political economy in England] is the fault of
[Marx], to a great extent; he has taught people to see the
http://home.mira.net/~andy/works/reading-capital.htm
Political economy is the system of thought forms within which people
live by producing and exchanging commodities, and Capital demonstrated
this – the whole universe of sweat-shops, insurance companies,
industrial corporations,
When I responded to your recent posts, I found this old post sitting
right next to it in alphabetical order in my in box. I should have
been more attentive, but this is what sleep deprivation does to a
person: you just keep going on semiautomatic pilot.
The Obama presidency is already dead in
On 11/17/09, Ralph Dumain rdum...@autodidactproject.org wrote:
When I responded to your recent posts, I found this old post sitting
right next to it in alphabetical order in my in box. I should have
been more attentive, but this is what sleep deprivation does to a
person: you just keep going
Implicit in the concept of value is the notion of the intrinsic
equality of human beings.
^^
CB: Yes indeedy. Marx's concept of value is radically egalitarian.
from Reading “Capital” by Andy Blunden
So what is involved is the transhistorical necessity of every society
making some
Andy Blunden September 2005
http://home.mira.net/~andy/works/foucault.htm
Foucault’s Discursive Subject
Foucault is credited with “deconstruction of the subject,” but in
reality what Foucault has given us is a critique of the Cartesian
subject, the intuitively-given individual subject deemed the
Andy Blunden September 2005
Foucault’s Discursive Subject (continued)
1. Knowledge
The epistemological problem of whether knowledge is entirely enclosed
by the paradigm or discourse within which it exists is one that has
received ample attention over the past century, and there is no need
to
by Harry McIntyre
from Indymedia Ireland
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Split centred around Belfast
The Socialist Workers Party has split. There has been some speculation on
Indymedia and elsewhere that the SWP was having internal difficulties in
Belfast. The dust has now settled, and the bulk of their Belfast
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Biggest State Party to Obama: Get Out of Afghanistan
By Norman Solomon, t r u t h o u t | Op-Ed truthout
November 16, 2009
http://www.truthout.org/1116095?print
The California Democratic Party has called for
withdrawal from Afghanistan. (Photo: WikiMedia)
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