Michael Perelman wrote:
>Yes, McCloskey seems to have one string on his violin but it is an interesting
>string. You can get the point fairly quickly without agonizing about the
>small
>details.
*Her* violin.
Doug
Queries Jim D:
> >I don't know how a discussion of the Eurovision contest (something I had
> >never heard of before) got on pen-l. But is there any significance to the
> >fact that a transsexual (transgenderal?) from Israel won the contest? Does
> >it represent some sort of sexual sea-change?
Mo
Pen'ers: Does anyone know anything about the Independent Institute? As best I can
tell it's a quite conservative policy-issues forum (its advisors list reads like a
who's who of the right) -- but I'd like to know about its FUNDING. It's recently
released a book disclaiming global warming (by
I just got a review copy of a 2nd ed of McCloskey's book on Rhetoric. Is it
worth reading?
Doug
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James Devine wrote:
>I don't know how a discussion of the Eurovision contest (something I had
>never heard of before) got on pen-l. But is there any significance to the
>fact that a transsexual (transgenderal?) from Israel won the contest? Does
>it represent some sort of sexual sea-change?
On a
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Yes, McCloskey seems to have one string on his violin but it is an interesting
string. You can get the point fairly quickly without agonizing about the small
details.
Doug Henwood wrote:
> I just got a review copy of a 2nd ed of McCloskey's book on Rhetoric. Is it
> worth reading?
>
> Doug
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Michael,
I don't see anything in Jim's post that compares the
trust-busting of Taft and Roosevelt. For sure, it was Taft
(the big guy) who brought the big suit, the breakup of
Standard Oil. But TR certainly did do some trust busting.
The question is how that relates with his support fo
I don't know how a discussion of the Eurovision contest (something I had
never heard of before) got on pen-l. But is there any significance to the
fact that a transsexual (transgenderal?) from Israel won the contest? Does
it represent some sort of sexual sea-change?
in pen-l solidarity,
Jim Devi
I finally got to read the Foster/Harvey debate in MONTHLY REVIEW. My
impression is that both authors had some good points and some weak ones
too. What we have to do is learn from each, along with their errors. I know
that this sounds wishy-washy. But in the case of that debate, it makes sense.
i
Louis P. wrote (I don't know if it was on pen-l; I've got to get off
these other lists!!):
>
> There is a debate over real differences. David Harvey wants to uncouple
> questions of ecoscarcity, sustainable development, etc. from environmental
> justice issues. Monthly Review and Capitalism, Nat
May I ask a stupid question. I'm out of town for a few days Hoiw does one
unsubscribe to the pen-l list so that emails don't pile up for a week John
Mason
Doug Henwood wrote:
> >Congratulations to Doug and Louis on your new e-mail lists, but since I
> >have not (yet?) subscribed to either of the
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