Hello Ian,
I do know Willem Vanderburg, but I know his own teacher
Ursula Franklin a bit better. I think shes more sympathetic to
my ideas than Prof. Vanderburg, at least enough to write an
endorsement for my book. I think Im a bit more Marxist than
either, with my focus on
I definitely dont mean post-technological. By postindustrial, I mean
possibilities created by the industrialization of culture to replace
physical resources and cog-labour (the key elements of classical
industrial development) with human creativity.
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Don't we have too much
This discussion of what is capitalism?, it seems to me, has great
relevance for any real left-green synthesis. Most of the left is
oblivious to the existence of postindustrial productive forces geared to
qualitative development, and the fact that capitalism is absolutely
incompatible
This discussion of what is capitalism?, it seems to me, has great
relevance for any real left-green synthesis. Most of the left is
oblivious to the existence of postindustrial productive forces geared to
qualitative development, and the fact that capitalism is absolutely
incompatible
