At 14:31 03/01/00 +0100, Hugh wrote:
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>>There is no doubt that Gramsi's ideas are open to a reformist
>>interpretation. They also try to tackle the complexity of late bourgeois
>>state and society in which the state intervenes in all sorts of ways, some
>>of which are not about the open threat
As a supplement to the M. Salvadori NLB/Verso volume, perhaps this book
is worth a look see? Chris Burford or other thaxians seen it?
Michael Pugliese
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> Karl Kautsky: Marxism, Revolution, and Democracy
> By John H. Kautsky, Karl Kautsky
>
> Reviews
> From Booknews
> Fol
Chris B writes:
>Thanks for dealing with these arguments directly. Which was more than I got
>from the Moderator of Marxism (LP) on the PEN-L list, whose reply appeared
>to be that self-evidently these ideas could not be taken seriously because
>they were written in prison!
If LP is Proyechhht t
At 22:10 02/01/00 +0100, Hugh wrote:
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>This makes things pretty clear, I think.
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>The first sentence talks about "the general notion of the State", that is
>one valid for any state regardless of the class character of the ruling
>class that organizes it to protect its interests in the mode of
