>>The problem is that Marx never gave an explicit definition of class. It
must necessarily be reconstructed from his writings. A class definition is
arbitrary in the sense that depends on the questions one asks. The Marxist
definition of classes is in strictly economic terms; as 'agents' or
'bearer
>>But science cannot be determined by a particular prejudice, a particular
philosophy, but by science itself. Such a situation can distort the
scientific enterprise and even obstruct its progress. <<
The quest for knowledge is not the science but a striving and in this case
the subject is "intel
>>Homo sapiens today suffers from species snobbery or a related infection.
This is why it devotes so much energy to the issue of the discovery of alien
forms of intelligent life. <<
Comment:
"Homo sapiens . . . suffers from species snobbery," requires an element of
truth and/or facts to sustain
Upcoming-8/26
Friends- #1- Fund raiser/support rally for striking Northwest Airlines
mechanics.
#2- Update on Camp Casey-Detroit.
1. Saturday, August 27, 6:30 PM. Attend an "Ox Roast Dinner" to support the
striking airplane mechanics. IBEW Local 58 Hall, 1358 Abbott (at Trumbul
About a year ago I got into a discussion with someone on this
article. This is how it began:
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 06:39:07 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Ralph Dumain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Logic and Dialectics by Robin Hirsch
In Cultural Logic:
http://eserver.org/clogic/2004/hirs
