On 6/16/04, Louis Proyect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in part:
> [If you haven't already, try to see the rebroadcast
> or tape of DVD of the HBO program, "Heir To An
> Execution" which] captures the personal story of
> the Rosenbergs, deftly setting up the political
> backdrop of the prevalent anti-communi
On 3/19/04, James Devine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> [ . . . human beings are live capital . . . (?) ]
>
> . . . Marx had a critique of "human capital theory"
> in vol. III of CAPITAL (pp. 465-6 of the Intl. Publ.
> ed.) "two disagreeably frustrating facts mar this
> thoughtless conception [of w
We would be greatful if some of you more knowledgeable
savants on this List would be good enough to explain what
the agenda of David Brooks might be, and why, in his
description (in his 12/27/03 N.Y. Times column) of
Michael Oakeshott as a "big thinker" who is "one of the
most most important philos
On 8/5/03, k hanly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Interesting that when it was announced that
> David Kay . . . was hired . . . to look for weapons
> in Iraq there is zilch about questionable parts
> of his background . . . . [that] he has . . . no
> training as a scientist . . . [and] admitted in
On 8 /5/03 1:50:14 PM, "Devine, James"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kay made some published statements of
> optimism concerning the imminent finding
> of evidence concerning the WMDs, . . .
. . . so what? . . .
> . . . along with statements that his group
> had already found evidence . . .
.
On 2/1/03, Yoshie Furuhashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Eric Schlosser in his FAST FOOD NATION
> . . . quotes someone saying that irradiation
> simply allows the meat-packers to avoid dealing
> with the root causes of E. Coli and the like, i.e.,
> the crowded and totally unsanitary conditions
On 1/30/03, andie nachgeborenen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I was clerking on the federal district
> court in Chicago, there was an insurance
> dispute . . . whether the insurer would pay
> under a director's and officer's liability
> policy for the defense of a firm that had
> pleaded gui
