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historical rhythms & existential blues: August 2006

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Tuesday, August 29, 2006. The proper way to treat Mr. Hitchens. Saturday, August 19, 2006. Anatomy of Change : May 1968. 8221; The Minister of youth replied “Young man, if you’ve got problems about that, may I suggest that you take a dip in the swimming pool? 8221; The students, appalled by his reply, forced him to leave the ceremony. The joys of youth! The rise of the movement. Tag, you're it! The decline and death of the movement. The nature of the movement.

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historical rhythms & existential blues: July 2006

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Monday, July 03, 2006. The Joy of Reading. I’m getting in the mood, the reading mood. 8212; I’m in love with this book, Marx’s Capital: Volume I. And Ernst Mandel’s An Introduction to Marxist Economic Theory. After I’ve finished my reading procedure I’ll probably move on to reading Zizek’s notes on the events in France. It's gotta be a good urine color before it's ready. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Institute for Conjunctural Research.

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historical rhythms & existential blues: May 2007

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Friday, May 25, 2007. Cherish Rosa, Dear Rosa. In doing so I cherry-picked some of her most thought provoking and in some instances controversial writings: Reform and Revolution. And T he Russian Revolution. The insight gained is worth the hours lost to passages read and notes taken. Reform and Revolution. I immediately noticed how, as I put last year, ‘aufheben’ her work was: full of life, full of a human element. Negation and transcendence, dest...8220;That is ...

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historical rhythms & existential blues: March 2006

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Friday, March 24, 2006. March 18 — Students joined forces with teachers, workers, retirees, opposition politicians and labor union leaders in more than 150 cities and towns throughout. On Saturday in the largest nationwide protest against the government's new youth labor law. The giant left-wing C.G.T. workers' union estimated that 1.5 million people protested nationwide; the Interior Ministry put the total at more than 500,000, with 80,000 in. Make the French so...

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historical rhythms & existential blues: January 2007

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Thursday, January 25, 2007. A Friend in the Fire. What are you doing tomorrow? I was thinking about chaining myself to a bulldozer. Do you want to come? Everything is the same, even if it's different. I can't believe you guys actually exist. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Institute for Conjunctural Research. Monuments are for Pigeons. Adventures in Historical Materialism. Pedagogy of the Oppressed. A Friend in the Fire.

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historical rhythms & existential blues: June 2006

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Thursday, June 22, 2006. Readin', Readin', Readin'. All right, I am reading a bunch. Of shit. For schoolz, I'm reading Oedipius the King. And Oedipius at Colonus. In addition to The Fellowship of the Ring. And The Picture of Dorian Grey. For pleazure and self-learning, I'm readin' Eat, Shoots and Leaves. And Capital Vol. I. On my reading list :. The Art of Loving. The Interpretation of Dreams. Does anyone have suggestions for other books I should read? The utilit...

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historical rhythms & existential blues: An Ode to the Update

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Thursday, March 29, 2007. An Ode to the Update. This might be a stretch, but students provide the labor for basic research, that wouldn't be directly paid for by a corporation. Hey, thanks for the "shout out" by adding me to your blogroll! Would you please send me an e-mail so I know who you are? Also, let me know if it's cool to link to your site. Love the Donnie Darko pic. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Monuments are for Pigeons.

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historical rhythms & existential blues: April 2006

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Saturday, April 29, 2006. I’ve been thinking about this and I’ve come to a conclusion. I don’t want this blog to be a blog of tweed-Marxism, the type of Marxism that the professors slobber over while the world outside the universities collapses. I am changing the content of this blog from a journal about theoretical issues to one of critical Marxism. I am organizing the entries based upon the principle of:. Saturday, April 15, 2006. I have now come to some certai...

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historical rhythms & existential blues: Everybody Say Freedom

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Sunday, September 24, 2006. So right now, I'm putting that on the back burner and focusing on what I want to major in. I'm thinking of majoring in American History and getting a minor in African-American History. In order for my own edification and for general consultation, do any of you workers and university students recommend any outstanding works in the field of African-American and general American history? From my local library. My heart was blinded by you.

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historical rhythms & existential blues: September 2006

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Historical rhythms and existential blues. Sunday, September 24, 2006. So right now, I'm putting that on the back burner and focusing on what I want to major in. I'm thinking of majoring in American History and getting a minor in African-American History. In order for my own edification and for general consultation, do any of you workers and university students recommend any outstanding works in the field of African-American and general American history? From my local library. My heart was blinded by you.