Political felinology, of course. Althusser, Hegel, and
Marx were deficient in this. It is Charles'
contribution to Marxist theory, where it goes by the
name of the study of Brownian Movement.
--- Phil Walden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Reply to CB below:
>
> First of all, it makes
> the transf
Reply to CB below:
First of all, it makes
the transformation of capitalist society into socialist society look
like the transformation of a kitten into a cat, when in reality it is
much more like the transformation of a rat into a cat's dinner. We
cannot look at capitalism and say "there, but for
Jim,
In my book Marx was not an essentialist. I wrote an article which
appeared in the British (Marxist) journal 'New Interventions' in October
1993 arguing a Critical Realist critique of Scott Meikle's book
'Essentialism in the Thought of Karl Marx'. I used Bhaskar's concepts
of (1) epistemic f
