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my tentative conclusion of a discussion that took place during a mawo workshop revolving around student initiated and perpetuated action and involvement in social and political activism. It origniated from one of the cofounders of youth 3rd world alliance -whos one seriouslly smart cookie, although a tad tempermental! I have to admit that currently, this sort of statement would cause more reactive anger, than understanding. Any suggestions on how to reapproach a more feasable delivery? Ive gotten more anger, then a willingness to get into dialogue, but it aint an easy thing to swallow! Last edited by fable; Feb 05, 06 at 02:22 AM. |
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I think you're talking about the barter system and mercantilism. Oh, and Phat Conductor: good attitude man. You should start more threads. |
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those are still forms of proto-capitalism |
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sounds like a term paper i wrote for sociology once before, an exact paraphrase of the works of louis althussar and antonio gramsci |
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Thats some scary shit! "According to Marx and Engels, {"Ideas are nothing more than the ideal expression of the dominant material relationships, the dominant material relationships grasped as ideas."}" "According to Althusser, Individuals are constituted as social identities by and in ideology." Quote:
But, what once again WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS? ps: paraphrasing would involve staying true to the original message. I think because of the recent exponential growth in dominance of the current capitalist system, there has to be a reavaluation, or atleast, an updated version of this age old theory. What that will look like, will most definetly be left to someone who has far more intellectual capability, and experience in such realms then me. Perhaps in a few years? Last edited by fable; Feb 05, 06 at 06:46 AM. |
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Do you really think globalism is a good thing? There is one book you really outta read, and if you are still rambling on like you've been all through out this thread, you really have no hope IMO. I think as far as your ability to memorize data, you are a pretty smart guy. But you really should try being more objective. Read into this a bit more suspending your disbelief and commit maybe the same amout of time you would for a midterm. Seriously...it may just change the way you look at the world in a fundemental way. Bottom line, is the quotes earlier in this thread and the following book I'll link you to have far more credencials than any of your theoretical book smarts, because good sir here we are dealing with life experiences...many of those lost their lives to expose this sort of information, do not shame that martyrdom for your materialistic grandeur of the consuming smiling depressive. Please if you attempt a rebutal, save any lude remarks and cusses, I want to stay particular on the subject matter. EVERYONE HERE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THIS BOOK Quote:
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how about this:
"the primary purpose of our educational system is to manufacture a predictable, compliant, and efficient workforce. it does this by externalizing our motivation, teaching us that thought itself is a labor, and that all truly important matters are best left up to the appointed figures of authority". -me |