>>>CB: What do u mean by "the Marxist standpoint" ? <<<
WL: The standpoint of the class struggle. "The class struggle" is shortspeak
for "how society moves in class antagonism" and on what basis this takes
place.
What do u mean by stating that viewing relations of production as more t
Priest, Graham. 'Dialectic and Dialetheic', Science and Society 1990, 53,
388-415.
Priest is an odd duck. He illustrates the problem of combining two
disparate enterprises: the pursuit of logic as a pure formal enterprise (in
his case paraconsistent logic, which admits of true contradictions,
Pardon, my misquoting your definition of an epoch.
^
CB: This seems a disingenous pardon.
^
An epoch in the Marxist standpoint is a historical period of time
distinguished in its geenral framework on the basis of the mode of
production, rather
than by "more than one generation."
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JUMP CUT
A REVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY MEDIA
Christopher Caudwell
His aesthetics and film
by Ellen Sypher
from Jump Cut, no. 12/13, 1976, pp. 65-66
copyright Jump Cut: A Review of Contemporary Media, 1976, 2004
Christopher Ca
http://www.comms.dcu.ie/sheehanh/caudwell.htm
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Priest, Graham. 'Was Marx a Dialetheist?', Science and Society, 1991, 54,
468-75.
While I don't expect everyone to be held spellbound by this question, it is
illustrative of a recurring problem in intellectual history (and also in
popular intellectual culture, which is another story. Priest's
Christopher Caudwell 1938
Liberty
A study in bourgeois illusion
Source: "Studies in a Dying Culture," first published 1938.
Republished 1977 in "The Concept of Freedom," Lawrence & Wishart, London.
Transcribed: by Dominic
Terrific to see a piece on Caudwell I never read taken out of the
mothballs. (did you find this on the web, perchance?) More has appeared
since 1976, but I have apparently failed to document it comprehensively in
my bibliography:
http://www.autodidactproject.org/bib/caudwell.html
E.P. Thomp
CB: The Marx quote focused on here would seem to suggest that the social
revolution begins when the property relations or relations of production
prevent development of the productive forces,
WL: I believe you explain the exact nature of our discussion in the above.
Social Revolution begins as t
Ralph Dumain :
Terrific to see a piece on Caudwell I never read taken out of the
mothballs. (did you find this on the web, perchance?) More has appeared
since 1976, but I have apparently failed to document it comprehensively in
my bibliography:
http://www.autodidactproject.org/bib/caudwell.h
Waistline2
Actually, social revolution comes about as the result of a qualitative
addition in the material power of production that demands the restructuring
of the
productivity architecture.
^^^
CB: In the New Orleans flood type of example, it might be better said that
it is the failure to ma
that man (sic) was born free, but was crippled through social organisation.
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Key idea in Caudwell is ye ancient antagonism between predominantly mental
and predominantly physical labor.
^
Caudwell had sought to discern the most basic thought patterns and to
discover the lines of connection between these and the most basic
socio-economic realities. At the heart of it
"Under existing conditions, private capitalists inevitably control, directly
or indirectly, the main sources of information (press, radio, education).
It is thus extremely difficult, and indeed in most cases quite impossible,
for the individual citizen to come to objective conclusions and to mak
potentialities accomplished, it had become a brake to further development.
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