I've not had time to keep up with your ongoing debate on Ilyenkov. Since
you are apparently preparing something for publication, I hope you will
apprise us of the finished product. This line of enquiry, it seems to me,
is much more important than most philosophical projects being undertaken.
CB,
Continued from last message.
First, let's not forget that a lot of human learning is "human see human
do." And some of the things we learn this way are as complex as ant-fishing
with a straw.
[it's actually quite a complicated affair to get it just right. I've tried
it though I drew a li
CB,
Sorry for the delay.
Getting through a real tough passage in my rewrite on Ilyenkov.
No argument with you concerning the tool using activities of non- and
proto-human life forms. I would distinguish between their toolmaking and
that of men , as I understand you do, by the universal relevan
