>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/25/00 12:06AM >>> This is a response to Tom Warren's inquiry about Foster's book, as well as a belated revival of the discussion raised my submission of the Boyes Hypothesis messages, because I see an important connection between the two that needs to be brought to the attention of Crashlist. The relevance to the list of both Boyes and the revelations about Marx in Foster's book is this: although capitalism has penetrated everywhere, we need to look at man's behavior toward nature in the period leading up to the capitalist era (especially since the advent of agriculture), in order to know what beyond an anti capitalist consciousness needs to be developed to confront the crash. (((((((((( CB: How about an anti-class exploitative society consciousness ? Marxism always posited the socialist revolution as not only the end of capitalism but the end of "exploitation of man ( sic, as Carrol points out) by man " or mainly the exploitation of people by a small minority of men. (((((((( -clip- Predominant Characteristics of Biocentric and Anthropocentric Societies BIOCENTRIC ANTHROPOCENTRIC (((((((( CB: I think a better major term than biocentric would be "symbiotic" _______________________________________________ Crashlist resources: http://website.lineone.net/~resource_base To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/crashlist
