Here are some earlier thaxis discussions of Sartre.
CB
Marxism-Thaxis] Jean-Paul Sartre (June 21, 1905 - April 15, 1980)There are
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There is a different explanation that had some currency in
Sovietological circles. It is that Stalin's nationalities policies
deliberately encouraged the cultivation of national identities and
differences, in part attempting to secure central power by cultivation
of local elites (often creation of
Ossetians
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potential and not yet
fully developed. Like the words of Aristotle ...
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andie nachgeborenen
We've been around this block before. Two reasons why we need a Marxian
theoretical renaissance, one intellectual, the other political
Intellectually there are big lacunae in Marxist theory, problems the
tradition has not solved. To take some less controversial ones, old and
Paddy
Hi
I have been skimming through Notes from Underground..
Dostevosky seems, in it, to put great emphasis on the individual and
individual spirit. He seems to hold the view that modernism (include
here
marxism) precludes individualism. The Enlightenment tradition with its
overarching
andie nachgeborenen
If there are they aren't contributing much to a theoretical renaissance
of Marxism visible from the Anglo-American-European world.
CB: Maybe we can discuss this. I don't see where Marxism needs a
theoretical renaissance. It needs a revival in practice, but the
Having just read David´s announcement on his edtion of Marx´ Ethnological
Notebooks I would like to know what - if any - differences - improvements,
changes - this edition may have compared what I have in front of me and which
is Lawrence Krader´s edition of 1974 published by Van Gorcum, Assen,
How the Left Saved Capitalism
by Gregory W Esteven
http://mrzine.monthlyreview.org/esteven200708.html
Monthly Review (July 20 2008)
There is an entire genre of theory explaining why the Western capitalist
democracies did not undergo socialist revolution in the 20th Century, as
Classical
Pipes can't find much good to say about Solzhenitsyn. Ironically, he kind
makes him out to be a creep.
CB
Pipes-Solzhenitsyn's troubled prophetic mission
Solzhenitsyn's Troubled Prophetic Mission
07 August 2008
By Richard Pipes
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, viewed as a political
Well I was only in Berlin and Charlie, I guess, was not there either.
Thanks for clarifying the conventional spelling of the name of
Herodotus
in English. I was really skimming through that part of the exhibition,
and
it was rather post-modernist in flavour. What I am certain of, is that
German
historically by philosophers who formerly did
original work.
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From: Charles Brown charlesb at cncl.ci.detroit.mi.us
Subject: [Marxism-Thaxis] Studying philosophy at the New School
To: marxism-thaxis at lists.econ.utah.edu
Logical Positivism was a relic even when I was an undergrad in the mid
70s and had a part of a class with one of the last great LPs, Carl
Hempel, who, however, had implicitly renounced most of the tenets of
classical LPism.
Carnap and Hempel had actually deconstructed it from the inside in the
Chris you asked:
Can anyone point to previous contributions on the Asiatic mode of
production on this list?
See below
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Hello , Chris, long time , old comrade !
Charles
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The Asiatic mode of production has probably been discussed several
times
on this list. If so apologies for missing it.
Yesterday I attended an exhibition in Berlin entitled Babylon, which
brings together the
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Lisa:
Shifting China’s Export towards the Domestic Market
By
Henry C. K. Liu
Part I: Breaking Free from Dollar Hegemony
This article appeared in AToL on July 29, 2008
The vast
The Worst and Best of Times
By Grace Lee Boggs
Special to The Michigan Citizen
http://louisproyect.wordpress.com/about-louis-proyect/
Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant MarxistAugust 1, 2008
Studying philosophy at the New School
Filed under: Academia, philosophy - louisproyect @ 8:12 pm
Hans Jonas
Aron Gurwitsch
A couple of items that I stumbled across on the net lately
Sorry folks - not all that much of a breakthrough
http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2008/8/4/13531/71482
From Joe Romm, who knows what the fuck he is talking about when it
comes to energy tech.
=
You say you want a revolution ...
'Major discovery' from MIT
The King of Thailand's Birthplace
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His Majesty King Bhumipol Adulyadej of Thailand was born on December 5, 1927 at
Mount Auburn
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Obama vows to be ‘champion of working people’
Aug 4, 2008 4:05 PM
Speaking to hundreds of union leaders and activists on a July 31 conference
call, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama vowed to be “a champion of
working people.”
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Fidel Castro on Czechoslovakia in 1968:
(Excerpts from two speeches by Fidel Castro on August 23rd and 24th
1968, attacking the counter-revolutionary anti-Stalinist movement in
Czechoslovakia and supporting the USSR's invasion. )
August 23, 1968
Fidel Castro Ruz
Right here, I wish to make the
How funny to see a press release from a deeply anti-Communist union on
a Marxism list.
Doug
^^^
CB: Yes, it's hilarious. Maybe you don't have the stomach for this
revolution stuff. Life is just so unfair for Commies.
Marxists have continued to work in AFL-CIO unions despite the
treachery
the anti-Soviet slanders do you
, Ralph ? I didn't know you was such a sucker.
At 02:45 PM 8/5/2008, Charles Brown wrote:
Fidel Castro on Czechoslovakia in 1968:
(Excerpts from two speeches by Fidel Castro on August 23rd and 24th
1968, attacking the counter-revolutionary anti-Stalinist movement
Major Discovery From MIT Primed to Unleash Solar Revolution II
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demand 24/7. It is
the problem of electricity storage which really stymies all
the ideas of
renewable or alternative energy
sources.
Wind power - only available when the wind is blowing within
a range of
sttrenths.
Solar power - only available during daylight hours
Tidal energy -
I tried to find more info on the web about this, and the best I could
come across was the video at
http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2008/oxygen-0731.html. Cutting
through the enormous amount of hype, it seems that what these MIT
scientists may have done is come up with a better, more efficient way to
CALL TO ACTION!
AUGUST IS NUCLEAR-FREE FUTURE MONTH!
STOP NUCLEAR MADNESS!
United for Peace and Justice has declared August Nuclear-Free Future
Month. The specter of nuclear weapons in the hands of rogue states
has become one of the top US excuses for waging war, yet the United
States continues
Major Discovery From MIT Primed to Unleash Solar Revolution
Thursday 31 July 2008
by: Anne Trafton, MIT News
_http://www.truthout.org/article/major-discovery-from-mit-primed-unleash-sola
r-revolution_
(http://www.truthout.org/article/major-discovery-from-mit-primed-unleash-solar-revolution)
Since its introduction during World War II as a measure of wartime
production capacity, the Gross National Product (now routinely
measured
as Gross Domestic Product - GDP) has become the nation's foremost
indicator of economic progress. It is now widely used by policymakers,
economists,
With sincere due respect to Lou ( and I guess Trotsky), the reason Peru,
China, Viet Nam, Korea, even Russia, et al. have not succeeded in
building socialism without first having capitalism, is _not. some notion
that _one_ country, nation or society cannot learn socialist relations
of production
Louis Proyect
Charles Brown wrote:
This is what is behind Marx and Engels principle that the advanced
capitalist countries must develop socialism first, or be among the
first, not the mechanical or stagist notion that a people cannot
learn
socialism without first learning capitalism
I happened to catch this House Judiciary Committee hearing on C-Span.
Elizabeth Holtzman gets the Lenin prize. She said twice the bottom line
is What is to be done ?
Charles
^
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Both personal and collective responsibility
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Lou Dobbs of CNN prodded his panel the other night to explain what was
underneath the awful image of castration used by Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr., in
South African Communist Party
Joe Slovo 1989
Has Socialism Failed? by Joe Slovo
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www.tomdispatch.com (July 15 2008)
When will it end, this crushing rise in the price of gasoline, now
averaging $4.10 a gallon at the pump? The question is uppermost in
Jones and others say that Michelle Obama knocks down old stereotypes
of black women: Sapphire, the angry black woman; Mammy, the caretaker
and nurturer of her own children and everybody else's, and Jezebel, the
wrong list
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Jones and others say that Michelle Obama knocks down old stereotypes
of black women: Sapphire, the angry black woman; Mammy, the caretaker
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Michelle Obama credited with helping recast image of U.S. black women
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What’s this?
There's a new joy and excitement among many of the patrons of the Spiral
Collective, a collection of businesses owned by black women in
Why is Countrywide and their law firm Trott Trott evicting a 72-year-old
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Obama responds to critics’ anti-Black accusations
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Perhaps he is the best neoliberalism has to offer.
CB: I'd say Barry's setting a new record for the least debasing oneself in
running for President. This ain't the same-o same-o
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Gillian Rose's book Hegel Contra Sociologyy
Ralph Dumain
This is the crux of all radical critiques of
bourgeois social science, or even of Marxism
turned into a natural science. Although mind
is not the term generally used, it would be
subjectivity or agency or praxis.
CB: Marx seemed
hatred of the Communist Party causes a form of Turette's
syndrome
At 01:37 PM 7/18/2008, Charles Brown wrote:
Doug Henwood
CB: I'd say Barry's setting a new record for the least debasing
oneself in running for President. This ain't the same-o same-o
I had a friend long ago who
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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF KHAZARIA
by Kevin Alan Brook, Copyright © 1996-2004
Latest revision: September 2004.
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Of all the astonishing experiences of the widely
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Tom Baker here sharing with you a recounting of the history of the
people of Nicaragua.
It is the work of Bob Siegel, member of the Executive Committee of
Nicaragua Network
Alliance for Global Justice, with me, and responding
The nationwide telephone poll of 1,796 adults showed that 39 percent
of blacks said there had been no real progress in recent years in
getting rid of racial discrimination. Only 17 percent of whites said
the same thing.
CB: So a majority of Blacks said progress has been made
^^^
THE RIGHT TO STAY HOME
By David Bacon
New America Media
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JUXTLAHUACA, OAXACA, MEXICO (7/9/08) - For almost half a century,
migration has been the main fact of social life in hundreds of
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Obama: GM to survive economic woes
David Shepardson / Detroit News Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON -- Likely Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama
called General Motors Corp.'s plan for cutting jobs, truck production
and other measures a sober reminder of the difficult
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Bush: No bailouts for automakers
David Shepardson / Detroit News Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON -- President Bush said he wouldn't back government bailouts
for automakers in the wake of a massive restructuring announcement by
General Motors Corp. He also rejected efforts to
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Ken Wilson: Faith and Policy
Evangelicals embrace science to become environmentalists
There is a shift in the American religious landscape. Evangelicals who
have been known to affix the adjective wacko to the term
environmentalist are starting to go green.
Calls to
Ralph Dumain
... or, analytical philosophy's being-for-death.
I thought I would die laughing reading this essay, as it gives the
whole game away:
^^^
CB: Come on , Ralph. Elaborate ( pretty please)
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Ralph Dumain
There are some who confine logic to the consistency of sets of
statements and the validity of inference, and others who mix it up
with metaphysics. I belong to the former camp.
Answering your question with a question: what exactly does it mean to
say that something is
Ralph Dumain
You are, most likely, thinking of philosophy as the struggle between
idealism and materialism, as Engels put it. I'll leave this aside
for the moment.
^^^
CB: Sure, but it is also a sort of different aspect in itself,
relationship between thought and being I mean. Interesting
Ralph Dumain
My first reaction is, this is mostly horseshit,
i.e. everything concerning the speculative
proposition. The contrast between natural
consciousness and transcendental or speculative
consciousness is obscurantist.
^^^
CB; Yea, what is this transcendental ? Cultural ? symbolic
This is from the last chapter of Hegel contra Sociology:
“Missing from Marx’s oeuvre is any concept of culture, of formation and
re-formation (Bildung). There is no idea of a vocation which may be assimilated
or re-formed by the determinations or law which it fails to acknowledge or the
The following quotation from Rose’s book is from a section called Morality and
Method in Chapter 1, The Antinomies of Sociological Reason:
“The development of the idea of a scientific sociology was inseparable from the
transformation of transcendental logic into Geltungslogik, the paradigm of
CeJ
Well that and, if it did exist, mass literacy might not leave any
artefacts. Drawings in the dirt, on leaves, etc. Sometimes we might
erroneously think that everyone who lived in Jane Austen's world lived
in Georgian manor houses scattered about the English countryside.
CB: Yes, I
ON THE 'ANALYTIC-CONTINENTAL' DIVIDE IN PHILOSOPHY:
NIETZSCHE AND HEIDEGGER ON TRUTH, LIES, AND LANGUAGE
The Question of Philosophy.
It is the difference in the reply that can be made to the question,
What is philosophy?' that constitutes the difference - and the divide -
between analytic and
Ralph Dumain
The law of identity is a property of statements, not things.
^^^
CB: So, there is no law that a thing must be identical with itself ?
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How about the question of philosophy is the relationship between
thought and being ?
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ON THE 'ANALYTIC-CONTINENTAL' DIVIDE IN PHILOSOPHY:
NIETZSCHE AND HEIDEGGER ON TRUTH, LIES, AND LANGUAGE
The Question of Philosophy.
It is the difference
How can I get a copy of your book ?
Why is it important to have a law that entities in statements are
identical with themselves, but no similar law for actually existing
things ?
Ralph Dumain [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/11/2008 3:43 PM
Not in my book.
At 03:05 PM 7/11/2008, Charles Brown wrote
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Green Party Taps Hip-Hop Activist Rosa Clemente For VP
Signaling it is serious about courting the hip-hop vote, Green Party
presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney http:// has tapped
respected
hip-hop activist Rosa Clemente as her Vice Presidential pick.
If the
Tahir W.- lbo-talk
While looking through some of my files for material on Heidegger, I found three
extracts from Gillian Rose's book Hegel Contra Sociologyy, which I had typed
out for discussion on a Hegel-Marx list a couple of years ago. This book has
influenced me as much as, or more than,
Tuesday, 13 May 2008
Vatican says aliens could exist
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7399661.stm
By David Willey
BBC News, Rome
Father Funes says the universe is so vast that other life forms may
exist
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7399661.stm
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The law of identity, as far as I am concerned, is about the
non-contradictoriness of statements, or more precisely, propositions.
The fact that something changes from moment to moment is irrelevant; the
question is whether one makes consistent sets of statements or not.
^
CB: What do we
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Mark L
Actually, the story behind the Star-Spangled Banner (originally the
Defense of Fort McHenry) is amazing and interesting enough.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Star-Spangled_Banner
The War of 1812 started as an attempt by the politicians
Reflections by comrade Fidel
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PAX ROMANA
I basically drew these data from statements made by William
Brownfield, US ambassador to Colombia, from that country’s press and
television, from the international press, and other sources.
GRANMA
July 8, 2008
Elections in the United States
Obama's Plan to Win
RAMON SANCHEZ-PARODI MONTOTO*
Most commentators and analysts coincide that following the process of
US primary elections, Barack Obama is the candidate to beat in the
November 4 elections. Signs supporting this observation
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CeJ Minimal pairs, as I have already
pointed out, would use lexical semantics to establish phonemes and
then use phonemes to establish lexical semantics.
^^^
CB: I still don't quite understand what you mean on this.
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CeJ jannuzi at gmail.com
CB:But they changed qualitatively when they became alphabetic and no
longer pictographic. There was a revolution in their descent when
they shifted to alphabetic. They qualitatively shifted from iconic to
arbitrary representation.
I doubt if they ever were truly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/27/2008 9:43 AM
Probably the most widely used ones are the books
Irving Copi's including his book,
Introduction to Logic
www.amazon.com/Introduction-Logic-Irving-M-Copi/dp/0130102024
and his, Symbolic Logic
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/25/2008 8:38 PM
CB: My thought is that there was an arbitrary connecting between g
and the thing,
Certainly not iconic, but not entirely arbitrary, but rather
'motivated' by human psychology (hence the use of a velar for much of
the same purpose across cultures and
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/24/2008 9:27 PM
CB: That's interesting. Could you give some examples of words imitating
non-sounds ?
In English, the /g/ of gooey, gunky, greasy, gross, goop, glob, glop
etc. seems to indicate that the /g/ sound is used to represent
something in common, so we could
Actually Japanese is marked by 'voiceless' vowels. Some languages
might have phonological /p/s that are voiced, even though you, as a
non-speaker of that language, would still perceive some sort of [p].
My point was that the distinction between the words 'pig' and 'big' in
English is
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/24/2008 9:34 PM
CB:CB: So most linguists think the phoneme is a valid concept ?
Most work in linguistics has become so specific and narrow that if a
linguist in lexical semantics says that the phoneme is a valid
concept, it is most likely because he or she hasn't read
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/24/2008 10:00 PM
I clearly got the effect--even on a tiny sub-note with a tinny
speaker--watching a recording of that very same Japanese TV program.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=Fke7GWcT5kofeature=related
The illusion was I perceived da da da da
When I closed my
CB: This paragraph in the article you give us below, says that Chomsky and
Halle do use phoneme.
The Russian linguist Jan Baudoin de Courtenay (1845-1925) was one of
the first to anticipate the modern notion of phoneme, developed in the
structuralist movement initiated in 1916 with the
activists have the responsibility of focusing on making a revolution
in
the US, even if the potential for revolution is greater in the Third
World.
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CeJ
http://www.psy.cmu.edu/~lholt/publications/PhonemeIllusion.pdf
Good paper. Very well thought out and reasoned--unlike most work in
the field where the reality and validity of a concept is assumed to be
true in order to 'prove' or at least support the position that the
concept is real and
The Illusion of the Phoneme
Andrew J. Lotto
Loyola University Chicago
Lori L. Holt
Carnegie Mellon University
0. Caveat
A caveat is warranted here. While our title is provocative, our ambitions are
much more prosaic. Obviously the debate on the ontological status of the
phoneme has a long and
Dobson accuses Obama of 'distorting' Bible
Conservative is critical of Dem's stance on how the Bible should guide policy
Dobson questions Obama's stance on Bible
June 24: Evangelical leader James Dobson accuses Barack Obama of distorting the
Bible. Journalists Brian Debose and Perry Bacon
Barry O is a big puzzle ( smile). Some people just can't figure him out. He's a
mystery.
CB
^
Barack Obama: What's the big idea?
16 months and 26 debates later he remains a puzzle to many voters
Malcolm Gladwell: Who says big ideas are rare?
The Talk of the Town
By
Ralph D:
Now, point 10 is of some interest to me, unlike the rest of this
insufferable banality. The more I read material like this, the more I
come to the conclusion how worthless this whole gambit is. Here are
some observations:
(1) Ultimately, this is not about where we stand and what's
Aren't many of the analyticals anti-Hegelians, find dialectic to be
nonsense ? Frege, Russell don't deal with dialectic. Whitehead ? Does
Wittgenstein ?
Without dialectic, they would tend to treat reality as static.
As to continentals, does Heidegger deal with dialectic ?
Charles
This
Please forward widely.
Dear Friend of United for Peace and Justice,
The U.S. House of Representatives is considering a new resolution that
could effectively demand a blockade against Iran -- an act that would be
widely seen as an act of war and could invite Iranian retaliation,
possibly leading
, art, music, parties, cabarets and labor.
Charles
Ralph Dumain [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/23/2008 3:21 PM
I was thinking of this one too as a a specimen of Black Americanism,
but couldn't remember the reference.
At 12:41 PM 6/23/2008, Charles Brown wrote:
Let America Be America Again
by Langston Hughes
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