Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Bourgeois males used to be able to merely possess slender beauties;
now they must also aspire to become slender beauties as well if they
can (reflecting _changes in ideological emphasis_ from possession to
performance, from vertical integration to lean mean
At 12:25 AM 08/02/2000 -0400, you wrote:
(With his fondness for basketball, I'd imagine our dear moderator should
look pretty good!)
I'd say that Michael looks a lot like Fred Engels (the guy who teamed up
with one of the Marx brothers to start vaudeville back in the 19th century).
Jim Devine
From Christian to Ricardo:
This is too complicated for them to follow; oh, I forgot, they are
marxists, so probably they do have a formula for you specifying
what's the correct political line that you should follow. I am sure
that even some gays would agree with me - those who are proud
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
1. The bourgeoisie propagated a moral ideal of Self-Control that
legitimated their existence as distinct from superior to
aristocrats, proletarians, pre-capitalist "primitives," all of
whom were portrayed as "lazy, dissolute, improvident." The bodily
expression
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
1. The bourgeoisie propagated a moral ideal of Self-Control that
legitimated their existence as distinct from superior to
aristocrats, proletarians, pre-capitalist "primitives," all of
whom were portrayed as "lazy, dissolute, improvident." The
bodily expression
