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I didn't have a chance to respond to this author's latest ravings yesterday.
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You can get labor and social news from mostly Turkey and other places in ME in
I'd say Ayn Rand is the person most responsible for both
'libertarianism' and the 'self-esteem movement' as we know them today,
even if she is identified philosophically with the term 'objectivism'
(her use of that term, that is). Also, for better or worse she helped
popularize 'philosophy' as a
CeJ jann...@gmail.com wrote:
Also interesting is what Engels wrote in 1843:
http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1843/10/23.htm
The New Moral World No. 21, November 18, 1843
Germany had her Social Reformers as early as the Reformation. Soon
after Luther had begun to proclaim
For Martha Graham fans...
Mary Hinkson, Matt's close friend and associate, and a famous Graham
prima ballarina herself , is my aunt.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/freetodance/biographies/hinkson.html
I remember many happy times with Matt. She was very beautiful.
Concerning a recent thread on the
Thanks. I'll take a look
On 1/7/10, CeJ jann...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd say Ayn Rand is the person most responsible for both
'libertarianism' and the 'self-esteem movement' as we know them today,
even if she is identified philosophically with the term 'objectivism'
(her use of that term, that
In her epistemology, Rand draws our attention to the fact that we
humans obtain our information about reality through a process of
integration. We integrate from a lower level of awareness to a higher
one: from senses into percepts and from percepts into concepts. The
very first information we
I have just stated that human cognition begins with the ability to
perceive entities directly through our senses, mostly by touch and
sight.
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CB: This is wrong. _Human_ cognitiion begins with language and
communication with other humans, not with perceiving through the
senses, except
When I saw the painting above by the Belgian artist René Magritte at
the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, there was a young American
couple trying to figure out the meaning of the banner in French (“Ceci
n’est pas une pipe”). So I confirmed to them that, yes, it means
“This is not a pipe.” “But
Throughout the history of art, there have been many examples of fads
against depicting images. The iconoclasts in Oriental Christianity and
the Moslem law against representation of human beings are just two
examples. Even in prehistoric times, we observe that the living form
was often abandoned,
The young Aniska, whose portrait
we see now, is a member of the Communist Young Pioneers organisation;
you can tell by the red scarf she wears around her neck. What is
moving in this picture is that the painter, David Sterenberg, has
chosen to show the girl in the uniform of a collective
Wow !
About eight percent of human genetic material comes from a virus and
not from our ancestors, according to researchers in Japan and the
U.S.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100107103621.htm
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This is what I had written about
Rand over on LBO-Talk:
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Chris Sciabarra, some years ago,
wrote an interesting book on
Ayn Rand, titled, *Ayn Rand:
The Russian Radical*, which seeks
to trace out the Russian intellectual
and cultural roots of Rand's thought.
He
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CB: Luther didn't have that much of a conflict belieiving in both, as
most of the Bible is Ye Olde Testament, which is full of affirmation
of the right divine of princes and landlords. Moses was a king of
sorts, handing down the Ten Commandments as law, i.e. state backed
custom. Most
THESE were not Christians. I'm not sure we would call them communists
today but the source is a late 19th century, early 20th century work:
http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?letter=Eartid=478
Their Communism.(comp. B. M. ii. 11).
No one possesses a house absolutely his own, one which
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