>"Advanced" capitalist class relations from the _beginning_ of the >conquest of the New World? From the days of Columbus's extraction of >tributes from the Arawaks & then his enslavement of them, which (in >addition to smallpox) led to genocide? That's the reason "advanced" was in quotes. I was being mordant. >Slavery & other forms of unfree labor in the New World, too, evolved >-- *not* independently of the development of relations & forces of >production in the colonizers' countries of origin -- which also >changed the modes of slave resistance, or that's how C. L. R. James >analyzes the class dialectic of slavery and resistance to it. > >Yoshie This sounds like an argument you have already made. In any case, I will allow you to have the last word because this thread is obviously exhausted. Louis Proyect Marxism mailing list: http://www.marxmail.org/
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