Being tone deaf, I'd like to stand with the choir and lip-synch.
Gene Coyle
Rob Schaap wrote:
> A quick rant, Reverend Tom ... by way of testimony from the congregation.
>
> As Charlie Andrews so pungently summarises the whole sad business, "By
> living his life the worker produces his capacity
A quick rant, Reverend Tom ... by way of testimony from the congregation.
As Charlie Andrews so pungently summarises the whole sad business, "By
living his life the worker produces his capacity to work."
The raison d'etre of the dispossessed is to produce commodities - 'his'
being is not an en
At 06:21 06-11-00, you wrote:
I've been floundering around for
twenty years or so trying to work out a
program -- not a vision, not a theoretical critique but a program.
Of
course a program needs to be grounded theoretically (here) and it needs
to
project a vision of where its going (there). One o
Rob Schaap wrote,
>Hey, Tom - I've read this one! Won't pretend I'm across all of it, but I
>certainly felt breathlessly close to something big while I had my beak
>buried in it. So what are we talking about? That we should disagree
with
>Panglosses and those who belabour us with all that a pr
Hey, Tom - I've read this one! Won't pretend I'm across all of it, but I
certainly felt breathlessly close to something big while I had my beak
buried in it. So what are we talking about? That we should disagree with
Panglosses and those who belabour us with all that a priori difference
stuff?
Timework Web wrote:
> Two great quotes from Time, Labor and Social Domination (p. 80). I would
> be more than happy to discuss, if anyone else is interested:
>
Plunge ahead & see what happens.
Carrol
