Speaking of stupid and tired, the law has made Justin lose whatever was
left of his mind that analytical philosophy left behind, rendering him
incapable of attentive reading and thinking. Nowhere did anyone claim that
Nietzsche would have approved of the Nazi regime, or that the Nazis were
Ralph wrote:
Some time ago I wrote a primer on the history of ideology critique and
social theory for a bunch of local highly educated but clueless
philosophy
yokels (educated in analytical philosophy of course, making them
incapable
of understanding European social theory or getting their
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Ransacking my poor brains about all the
There is also a review article by Peter Thomas of a major study of
Nietzsche by Domenico Losurdo. I can send it to you if you contact me
offlist.
Le 31 juil. 06, à 12:55, Phil Walden a écrit :
Ralph, see reply below:
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I got it, and read it. I've been posting on it on other lists. Thanks for
your summary below. I may post it elsewhere (?)
Oh, it's on the website. Thanks
Charles
^^
Ralph D
You really must get hold of this article, which just appeared in the past
month or two:
Landa, Ishay. Aroma and
Ralph Dumain :
I considered adding more on the contemporary appeal of Nietzsche, though
that has been done elsewhere. There's some article I have on the conceits
flattered thereby, but I can't place it, and some of my references
discussed the Nietzsche-based French poststructuralism. One could
Sounds familiar. I think he wrote a book on existential themes or
alienation in American literature. He was surprisingly sympathetic--no
party line here. I'm sure I have this book somewhere.
I recall being quite impressed with Finkelstein's critique of Marshall
McLuhan, whom I could not
It's propaganda, but I agree with it. Now if the spirit of Spinoza could
wash over the USA reenchanting it with the Enlightenment and purging it of
our fundamentalist rednecks and Louis Farrakhan and the dumbass preachers
who support him and turn Cornel himself from a preacher with footnotes
Here is some dialogue generated out of my reading the Landa article.
CB
^^
Is neo-classical economic theory a version of social darwinism ?
Charles
What about the notion that competition will produce the best, individual
rational man maximizing his self-interest and profit, may
Ralph D:
Sounds familiar. I think he wrote a book on existential themes or
alienation in American literature. He was surprisingly sympathetic--no
party line here. I'm sure I have this book somewhere.
^
CB: Yes, _Existentialism and Alienation_. Somebody took my copy, but I had
copied it
Interesting. I'm not sure what to say about the practical 'atheism' of the
ruling classes. This doesn't seem quite right except in the modern
period. You know, the most profound understanding of the secularization
and superstition of the modern elite and apspirants to power can be found
in
I'm not sure what you mean about Marx and ontology. Whatever interest Marx
has in this--I guess it would be the ontology of social being--is different
from Engels', but what matters here is twofold:
(1) Marx's ontological perspective is invested in a historically evolving
metabolic
Murray Bookchin, Visionary Social Theorist, Dies At 85
by Brian Tokar
July 31, 2006
http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=1ItemID=10675
Murray Bookchin, the visionary social theorist and activist, died
during the early morning of Sunday, July 30th in his home in
Burlington,
Could you give a bibliographical reference (and link) for this piece?
At 12:30 PM 7/31/2006 -0400, robert montgomery wrote:
The spirit of Spinoza
By Cornel West | July 28, 2006
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Could you give a bibliographical reference (and link) for this piece?
At 12:30 PM 7/31/2006 -0400, robert montgomery wrote:
The spirit of Spinoza
By Cornel West | July 28, 2006
That's from the Boston Globe, July
Ralph Dumain
Interesting. I'm not sure what to say about the practical 'atheism' of the
ruling classes. This doesn't seem quite right except in the modern
period. You know, the most profound understanding of the secularization
and superstition of the modern elite and apspirants to power
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