Why would I disagree with that,...
what I disagree with is the notion that he is simply bigger than bentham, spencer or jevons. it is not a question of magnitude he simply does not fit with the rest of them and should be treated like that out of respect for the man. the minute we become selectiv
soula avramidis wrote:
a young man ran towards the old marx all joy and zeal wanting to
join the cause; marx simply told him to bugger off. he was nice but
not naive.
he was not a racist.
the only way forward is the rule iron rule of the working class,
capitalism was born with blood and fire and i
Hey! soula avramidis!
>a young man ran towards the old marx all joy and zeal
>wanting to join the cause; marx simply told him to
>bugger off. he was nice but not naive.
That sounds heartbreaking. I'm sorry to hear it.
If you, personally, have to believe that Karl Marx was about the "iron
rule of
a young man ran towards the old marx all joy and zeal wanting to join the cause; marx simply told him to bugger off. he was nice but not naive.
he was not a racist.
the only way forward is the rule iron rule of the working class, capitalism was born with blood and fire and it will go down that wa
Carrol Cox writes:
[Some general gossip]
We all have our moments, good and bad. That's the very definition of
"quite human." Do you have a different one?
Ken.
--
Gossip is charming!
But scandal is merely gossip
made tedious by morality.
-- Oscar Wilde
Soula writes:
> that democratic centralism and Hegel are simple
> anomalies unrelated to his thought is rather
> strange.
JKS writes:>Although I think the anti-Hegelian view is wrong it
has a respectable pedigree. Althusser madea career
out of arguing that MArx was no Hegelian.<
methinks that t
Kenneth Campbell wrote:
>
>
> Karl _was_ tame, polite and reasonable in interview and personal
> interaction.
>
> He spoke to the "other side" in a conversation -- didn't sit there
> delivering monologues. Quite human.
>
Not true, or wholly true, from various accounts I have read. It would be
true
--- soula avramidis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> this Karl Marx is tame, domesticated and suitable
> for a western audience so much so that he could be
> in few years a candidate for the pentagon cabal.
Don't be silly. Just because he's not your sort of PC
firebrand doesn't make someone a sell
soula avramidis writes:
>this Karl Marx is tame, domesticated and suitable
>for a western audience
Karl _was_ tame, polite and reasonable in interview and personal
interaction.
He spoke to the "other side" in a conversation -- didn't sit there
delivering monologues. Quite human.
Sorry about tha
this Karl Marx is tame, domesticated and suitable for a western audience so much so that he could be in few years a candidate for the pentagon cabal.
i like the way he demeaned Slavs; there was a definite flirt with the third Reich there.
that democratic centralism and Hegel are simple anomalies u
Max B. Sawicky wrote:
>this was great.
>
>www.prospect-magazine.co.uk/ArticleView.asp?accessible=yes&P_Article=12
295
It is great! Thoroughly entertaining and inspirational at the same
time...
My two reasons for thinking it so...
1) The Nod to the Past:
The writer's assumption of Karl's styl
Thanks Louis!
--- "Max B. Sawicky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this was great.
>
>
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> Behalf Of Louis
> Proyect
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this was great.
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Subject: Interview with Karl Marx
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