"On the question where to debate these issues: I do not think to transfer
the debate to another, yet to be established list. But one can set
limitation to the postion of people involved, say, two or  three a day or
something like that. Debates are real debates if they involve 'public'."

The above should have been: On the question where to debate these issues: I
do not think it is a good idea to transfer the debate to another, yet to be
established list. But one can set limitation to the posting of people
involved, say, two or  three a day or something like that. Debates are real
debates if they involve 'public'.

2009/8/13 Dogan Gocmen <[email protected]>

> I agree with Mark that Stalin-Trotsky debatte is a distinct debate from the
> debate on the historical role of the Soviet Union before, during and after
> the WW II. But these two debates can hardly be separated and do not think it
> is settled at all as we just start thinking about the issues involved from a
> historcial distance.
>
> On the question where to debate these issues: I do not think to transfer
> the debate to another, yet to be established list. But one can set
> limitation to the postion of people involved, say, two or  three a day or
> something like that. Debates are real debates if they involve 'public'.
> ------
> Dogan Göcmen
> (http://dogangocmen.wordpress.com/)
> Author of The Adam Smith Problem:
> Reconciling Human Nature and Society in
> The Theory of Moral Sentiments and Wealth of Nations, I. B. Tauris,
> London&New York 2007
>



-- 
Dogan Göcmen
(http://dogangocmen.wordpress.com/)
Author of The Adam Smith Problem:
Reconciling Human Nature and Society in
The Theory of Moral Sentiments and Wealth of Nations, I. B. Tauris,
London&New York 2007
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