http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm5QHPJIE_E
'84 danceteria stylee (w/ explicit political content) going out to all the
MarxMail massif. Even if dem drain the oil, Nigeria gon survive.
(Also, check Simon Reynolds' http://blissout.blogspot.com/ for the latest in UK
dance musics; its somehow
Thomas Bias wrote:
Is it just me? I graduated college, and I can't make head nor tail of
this. I'm reminded of Bill Cosby's comment about his Philosophy major
girlfriend at Temple University: She used to walk around asking,
'Why is there air?' Any PhysEd major knows why there's air.
Bhaskar writes:
That .pdf that I linked to is still recommended...
=
Yes, well worth reading. ...the concept of instrumentalism that is so
closely associated with Ralph Miliband’s theory of the state is not merely
an oversimplication and caricature of
This is an artifical 'problem' created by a misuse of langauge.
More details here:
http://anti-dialectics.co.uk/page_13_03.htm
Rosa L
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 11:34 PM, David Picón Álvarez
da...@miradoiro.com wrote:
Nonsense, 'will' is an incoherent idea.
The mind is a particular
Well, I have actually done this already, at RevLeft; here:
http://www.revleft.com/vb/showpost.php?p=894937postcount=2
in which post you will find links to other short posts where I
elaborate on this topic.
But, mine was a basic Wittgensteinian response.
RL
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 12:52 AM,
David Picón Álvarez wrote:
Nonsense, 'will' is an incoherent idea.
The mind is a particular organisation of matter in motion. What does it mean
to speak of a will? The mind follows all the laws of matter in motion
(physics) and its internal development is entirely characterised and
You can also find a brief summary of the background to this sort of claim, here:
http://www.revleft.com/vb/self-t105849/index.html?p=1408653#post1408653
In fact, I summarise nearly all of my essays (in less than 5000 words) here:
http://anti-dialectics.co.uk/essay_sixteen%20Index.htm
So, I am
From: Les Schaffer schaf...@optonline.net
even a hard-bitten reductionist like moi finds this last sentence
incomprehensible. now if you substituted molecular biology and
biochemistry for physics you might be able to salvage the thought, but
biologists don't talk about laws of matter in
In spite of having read a good deal of Rosa's essay and links, I'm not sure
I understand the relevant to the particular questions of materialism and the
will. My fault, not hers, I lack the time to go over it in detail.
--David.
YOU MUST clip
Dear Oxford,
I found the implications of your posting on the limitations of Marxist
Materialism fascinating and would like to pursue this both in the forum and
off-forum by email. For your information I am the founding publisher/editor
of the 60s anti-war weekly newspaper, The Los Angeles Free
http://legacy.lclark.edu/~soan221/fordism2.html
REPRESENTATIONS OF WORK IN TV ADS
Fordism
A mid-1990s ad for Ford Motor Company opens with a still photograph
of Henry Ford, nominated, on the screen, his own scratchy voice-over
apparently doing the narrating. It sounds as if it is part of a
http://www.vanderbilt.edu/AnS/Anthro/Anth101/taylorism_and_fordism.htm
Taylorism and Fordism (see Antonio Gramsci’s Notebook 22)
TAYLORISM
Frederick Taylor (1911) Principles of Scientific Management
devised a means of detailing a division of labor in time-and-motion
studies and a wage system
fordism As defined by Antonio Gramsci, this refers to a form of
productive organization thought to be typical of advanced capitalism
and exemplified by Henry Ford's system of mass automobile production.
This allied labour management according to the principles of
scientific management
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/2379/carlint.htm
A Controversy About the Transformation of the Working Class
MYTHS OF DISPERSED FORDISM
Advocom/Echanges et Mouvement
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Fordism and Post-Fordism
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Fordism and Post-Fordism
Fordism and Post-Fordism, stages of modern capitalism, comprising the
so-called “Golden Age of Capitalism” from the 1940s and the early
1970s, characterized by institutions of
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