Well, yes, exactly, and I think that was the point of my ps. But that
is not how Nussbaum thinks about her list. (That is also not how Marx
thought about creative/productive activity, either.)
Peter
Jim Devine wrote:
>
> Peter Dorman wrote:
> >Actually, [Nussbaum's] list [of the objective con
IN THIS MESSAGE: 1/3 of Russians in Poverty; US Blocks Query on VX Gas;
Colombian Strike Looms
Study: 1/3 of Russians in Poverty
By Nick Wadhams
Associated Press Writer
Friday, July 30, 1999; 11:20 a.m. EDT
MOSCOW (AP) -- More than one in three Russians is living below the official
poverty l
KPFA Employees Say They Won't Come
Back Just Yet
Workers want budget, no-sale clarified
Charles Burress, Chronicle Staff Writer
Hi folks,
I've done a revision of my diss on the economics of the Internet and put it
up on the Web. Here is the URL link, summary of argument and chapter
outline.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Please Repost
--Nathan Newman
Hi folks,
I've done a revision on my diss on the economics of the Internet. Here's
the URL link and summary of the argument with chapter outline.
--Nathan Newman
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NEW BOOK ON THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERNET,
China: U.S. target
By Victor Perlo
Anti-China propaganda by the U.S. government, the establishment media
and various private organizations has escalated sharply. Washington has
taken important anti-China actions: blocking China's entry into the
World Trade Organization; trying to break awa
BUSINESS DAY, July 29 1999
Letter to the editor
Dear Sir
I Regret that US embassy officials did not have the same
opportunity as the AIDS Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) leaders
to express an opinion on our meeting in the caption to your photos
of (27 July 1999).
We regarded the meeting as a c
BLS DAILY REPORT, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1999
RELEASED TODAY: On a seasonally adjusted basis, the 3-month increase in
compensation costs for civilian workers was 1.1 percent during QII99. The
QII99 increase in wages and salaries was 1.2 percent, following a 0.5
percent increase in QI99. Benefit co
Another California oil refinery exploded today. Is that 4 in one year?
Why does the U.S. bother with cruise missles. Why couldn't they
dispatch their managers to teach American production techniques to our
enemies, thereby guaranteeing that they self-destruct.
The response of the government is
from "Today's Papers," in SLATE, 7/30/99:
>The shooter [in Atlanta] was a chemist-turned-day-trader who had
reportedly run up some big losses, although the coverage points out that
the murders of his wife and children preceded by at least a day Thursday's
big market downturn. The LA [TIMES] point
"Goodwill gesture' tempers KPFA fight
July 29, 1999
Julie Chao and Larry D. Hatfield
OF THE SF EXAMINER STAFF
Pacifica Foundation to reopen station
In at least a partial surrender to
While I agree with the changing contingency of democracy that Peter cites,
and the need for finding a reasonable frame of references for (in)action
that Frances has listed, I'd like to add Don Ihde's later works to the list,
if only because ( and without (wart(sic)s and all)) the phenomenological
Steve, can you paraphrase his conclusions?
At 06:22 PM 7/29/99 -1000, you wrote:
>For those who are interested in analyses of the political economy of
>China, here are two bang-up articles from the Hong Kong Marxist Raymond
>WK Lau. Any discussions of China that don't make mention of thi
Peter Dorman wrote:
>Actually, [Nussbaum's] list [of the objective conditions needed for human
flourishing] is pretty good, as far as it goes. Any such list, however,
puts people in the position of objects: we will give you this set of
conditions and you will have the opportunity to liberate/fulf
Peter wrote:
> Mumford gives technology
>an extraordinarily political reading; he thinks through the implications
>of technical choices for human liberation and healthy lifeways (which he
>sees as linked).
Enjoyed your comments on Mumford, Peter. Whenever I start thinking about
this stuff, I be
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