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1970’li ve 1980’li yıllarda İngilizce konuşulan dünyada Marksizm üzerine
Fransızca
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For Turkish readers available at:
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Louis, if you check the link I provided you will see on the title of the
book
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Those of you interested in classical Turkish music may listen to some of the
songs
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2010/1/2 Carlos Eduardo Rebello crebe...@antares.com.br
in a spirit opposite
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2010/1/2 Mark Lause markala...@gmail.com
And I look forward to reading an honest
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A short review of Domenico Losurdo's book on Stalin is below:
*Stalin. **Story and
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S.Artisan,
you are probabily to quick to criticise a book which you probabily have
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2009/12/27 Mark Lause markala...@gmail.com
This method is entirely consistent.
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2009/12/27 Mehmet Cagatay mehmetcagatayay...@yahoo.com
If I remember correctly, I
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2009/12/27 Jeff meis...@xs4all.nl
For instance, one argument was over whether the
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2009/12/27 Mark Lause markala...@gmail.com
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Dear Comrade,
I have not implied anything like that.
As I said I am not able to go
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2009/12/27 brad bauerly bbaue...@gmail.com
Surely there must be free public
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I am replying to the subject line which you suggested that it should be
dropped
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2009/12/26 Jim Farmelant farmela...@juno.com
What are we to make of a communist
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2009/12/26 Jim Farmelant farmela...@juno.com
(here on this list
by people like
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2009/12/26 Mark Lause markala...@gmail.com
Dugan,
Let's not engage in Roswell
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2009/12/27 Mehmet Cagatay mehmetcagatayay...@yahoo.com
I haven't visited it for a
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Marx's position on free trade illustrates a certain logic as to the question
of how
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2009/12/23 Mark Lause markala...@gmail.com:
'America I will sell you strophes $2500
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There were some five replies to my last posts. Let me reply to them
collectively by
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2009/12/18 Mark Lause markala...@gmail.com:
It supports ruling class parties. It
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2009/12/17 S. Artesian sartes...@earthlink.net:
My claim was that there was not a
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Given the political and economic dynamics at this moment, three outcomes
are
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2009/12/16 S. Artesian sartes...@earthlink.net:
As I asked before-- where is there
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*This might be useful.
Doğan
http://history-world.org/greece%20economy.htm
Greek
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WW COMMENTARY
Another side of the Berlin Wall
By Greg Butterfield
Published Nov
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2009/11/21 S. Artesian:
The left in general did not cause the collapse of those
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2009/11/24 S. Artesian:
This is a touching commentary which ignores the significant
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http://www.workers.org/ww/2004/lgbtseries1104.php
Same-sex rights in East Germany
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http://www.anc.org.za/un/conference/ababing.html
“The Role of the German Democratic
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I imagine that others must have had thoughts such as these, but
I’ve not seen much
The term Knowledge Economy (KE) or Knowledge Based Economy (KBE) is used in
a loose way to refer to the researches, developments and economic activities
in Information and Communication Technology. In recent years many other
terms have been invented and many others will follow to describe similar
This is going to be more a social democratic party than a new revolutionary
party.
To justify why they need a new party they need to say something more and
programmatic than just
that they are leading an initiative to establish a new left political party
in South
Africa because of the
Louis, thanks again for pointing out your essay to me.
I read it. Warm and insightful anecdotes. Thanks again.
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.
Dear Louis,
thank you very much for your references.
Doğan
2009/10/23 Louis Proyect l...@panix.com
Dogan Gocmen wrote:
Uzun yıllardan sonra Türkiye felsefecileri (ve genel olarak aydınları)
arasındaki sohbet ve tartışmalara yakından kulak misafiri olduğumda,
Martin
Heidegger isminin hiç
Michael, lets discuss all these issues in Turkey. We will have almost one
week, so enough time to exchange the results of our research. I will have
the onlie version of Smith's work and correspondence with me. I am looking
forward to seeing you in few days in Turkey.
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Dogan Göcmen
Pat, thank you very much for sharing your observations.
I think I do not have to add to this much. Just one point Marx and Engels
did pay a lot of attention to the issues within a state-owned system.
Therefore Engels conclusion that it was not the final solution. Pease look
at what Marx says about
I think the question in relation Smith is not honesty or dishonesty.
This is a subjective approach. We should reject the dishonest
picture of Adam Smith that has been presented to us by Neoliberlas.
Remember that along with Hegel's Smith work is one of the most important
source and compenent part
As to alienation issue: it is an issue raised by all classical Scottish
philosophers including Adam Smith.
However as George Lukacs has shown it became a conservative concept in the
20th century. The concept the Marxists have to start with is not alienation
(no longer). Rather they have to start
Pat,
can you please say a bit more?
Thank you,
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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,
LondonNew York 2007
What did the other Scottish philosophers
have to say concerning alienation? What
did Hume have to say on the subject?
BTW can you give some references as to
where Smith describes the possibility of
communism?
Jim,
thank you very much for your questions. I am not sure whether I can and
shall
Hi Michael,
This is what comes up when I click on the link you gave:
You are not allowed to edit this post.
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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.
I got it Michael,
it is on the front page of your web site.
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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,
LondonNew York 2007
I usually like comrade Fuwa Tetsuzo. But the statement below is one of those
which I do not share.
Study for example the situation and the role of women in soviet society and
compare it with any comparable capitalist society.
When I visited some years ago Russia I attended a lecture on the
Rosa L. makes claims and, on the contrary to any reasonable philosopher,
does not give any reason. She says dialectical philosophy is conservative.
This is fine. But expects me to prove the contrary. Why shall I do her job?
She is the one to give reason, not me to prove the contrary. So if she
Jim,
do you think it is worth to think about this:
If anything, it's dialecticians who are the conservatives, since they are
quite happy to ape the dogmatic and a priori thought-forms of traditional
philosophy.
I am sorry to say tha but I guess she does not know what dialectic is about.
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The Great Patriotic War
this expression has been referred to many times, probabily as a critique of
the strategy of the Soviet Union.
Below there is a passage from Engels' Speeches in Ebersfelde in which he
ackonledges this. From various writings and letters of Marx and Engels I
know that they
Lara, thank you very much for this. I have not seen them yet, but will do
soon.
Here is a short article by me, describing how October Revolution and Soviet
Union played an emancipatory role in national liberation movements before
and after the WWII. It is in German:
*Die Oktoberrevolution hat
I am not sure whether I was thinking of this passage. Let me check.
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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,
LondonNew York 2007
2009/8/6 lara crete laracr...@verizon.net
Dear friend ,I have noticed and am listening to your voice in this
list for quite a long time. Always a pleasure to hear it through this
honorable and mostly harmonious choir. Thank you for your last post
on violence. As to the movie I described
At the link below there is the song on Hiroshima. It is based on Nazım
Hikmet's poem little Girl.
It was originally composed by Zülfi Livaneli but it is sung by John Beaz. As
it is on facebook I do not whether you can get to the link but thought I
should share it with you.
And on this link you can listen to Nazım Hikmet reading out his peom and
John Beaz singing the song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3I4OnAuZIo
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Dogan Göcmen
(http://dogangocmen.wordpress.com/)
Author of The Adam Smith Problem:
Reconciling Human Nature and Society in
The Theory of Moral
This does not mean Satanizing Stalin or the USSR. But we should accept
that on the POLITICAL side, the war was waged as a war of revenge
against the German people not as a war of liberation from Fascism AND
capitalism.
Everything you say is accepted except the point above.
I want to see
2009/8/5 Bhaskar Sunkara bhaskar.sunk...@gmail.com
Aren't you purists forgetting what the Nazis did to Soviet womanhood
George
Why is that relevant?
This is relevant because every soldier in the Red Army suffered from the
loss of his relatives either by rape or otherwise by Nazis.
2009/8/5 sobuadha...@hushmail.com
There were a good many
mistakes, and a great deal of tragedy
in the world's first attempt to
construct a socialist state. It is
important to study that record
seriously and understand it for
what it was, and what it was not.
This is exactly what needs to be done
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