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121 [lbo-talk] Neocons explained -- rank: 319

... neoconservative and I wrote about a page and half on Strauss. Not concise and not really on point. So I got ...

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Author:	Chuck Grimes
Date:	Wed May 7 09:23:53 PDT 2003

122 [lbo-talk] Re: Krugman -- rank: 319

"Is it really possible," I asked him, "that so many other people at home and around the globe see no danger, no justification for invasion, and only a few men in Washington know more than them all? ... The goal is to talk with people not to them. Not always possible ...

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Author:	Chuck Grimes
Date:	Thu Jun 5 01:48:11 PDT 2003

123 [lbo-talk] LBO travel tips -- rank: 319

On 21 Sep, 2007, at 23:23 PM, joanna wrote: > > My solution is to travel like a student: Eat with the natives and > sleep > in hostels. Works pretty good. > Yes, and also, watch for the deals: immediately after the SARS pandelirium, I travelled to China for $1100 which included 10 days ...

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Author:	ravi
Date:	Fri Sep 21 20:54:48 PDT 2007

124 [lbo-talk] Re: neocon economists -- rank: 319

Friedman is more of a libertarian type -- he even advocates decriminalization of drugs. He would probably be closer to Cato than Heritage. Michael Perelman ------- Even so, Friedman was Goldwater's adviser (or something like that) at one point and certainly lead a charmed career during the Reagan years. I still think ...

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Author:	Chuck Grimes
Date:	Mon Apr 21 12:47:04 PDT 2003

125 [lbo-talk] LBO travel tips -- rank: 319

Speaking of which CA/NYC via Jet Blue is dirt cheap right now cause they're trying to underbid the fledgling American Virgin or Virgin American. Whatever. Profit from intercapitalist rivalry! Joanna ravi wrote: >On 21 Sep, 2007, at 23:23 PM, joanna wrote: > > >>My solution is to travel like a ...

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Author:	joanna
Date:	Fri Sep 21 21:41:03 PDT 2007

126 [lbo-talk] Re: neocon economists -- rank: 319

... now didn't all get exposed to something like a Strauss influence in their political scien

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Author:	Chuck Grimes
Date:	Sun Apr 20 20:55:12 PDT 2003

127 [lbo-talk] Fucking white assholes, kiss my ass -- rank: 319

... Rather like the Frankfurt School. --- On Tue, 12/16/08, Chuck Grimes <cgrimes at rawbw.com> wrote: Strauss shared Heidegger's view that most modern social science were ...

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Author:	Chris Doss
Date:	Tue Dec 16 23:40:50 PST 2008

128 [lbo-talk] Fucking white assholes, kiss my ass -- rank: 319

At 12:02 PM 12/17/2008, Chuck Grimes wrote: >So basically, the conclusion I came to was, many ... less along the lines >that I tried to profile in Strauss. > >CG http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081398/quotes Jake La ...

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Author:	Dennis Claxton
Date:	Wed Dec 17 12:40:13 PST 2008

129 LRB on AS -- rank: 319

... Althusser's metaphors. Does anyone have an opinion on Levi-Strauss' claim to have isomorphism from Group Theory algebra in his ...

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Author:	Chuck Grimes
Date:	Mon Aug 10 18:15:07 PDT 1998

130 [lbo-talk] More on Kenneally -- rank: 319

On Jul 11, 2009, at 11:14 AM, Chuck Grimes wrote: > So far what Kenneally is presenting is the intellectual ...

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Author:	ravi
Date:	Mon Jul 13 09:35:38 PDT 2009

131 [lbo-talk] More on Kenneally -- rank: 319

i think i read the pinker and bloom article(s). their main point seemed to be there were actually 2 language learning systems, which was a way to solve or get around the empiricist/innatist debate (like the selfish./altruistic debate). it turned out, surprisingly, that both systems exist (just as ...

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Author:	mart
Date:	Mon Jul 13 10:36:57 PDT 2009

132 [lbo-talk] More on Kenneally -- rank: 319

p.s. i was wrong. the article i mentioned was from 94 in science, while their evolution article is older from 90 and on the web. it actually looks like a rehash of arguments other people made (which may be why i didn't remember it), most of which i think ...

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Author:	mart
Date:	Mon Jul 13 10:49:30 PDT 2009

133 [lbo-talk] Wolff again -- rank: 319

On Oct 7, 2010, at 12:02 PM, Chuck Grimes wrote: > > ...Strauss must have seen this in some early part of Weimar ...

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Author:	Shane Mage
Date:	Thu Oct 7 09:34:09 PDT 2010

134 [lbo-talk] Re: Know your enemy -- rank: 319

And is it not what Plato described (in highly abstracted & idealized form) in the _Republic_? Carrol ---- Yes, of course. Reduced to abstraction, the current battle of ideas, does come down as always---as Spock would say, to the needs of the many against the needs of the few. What I find ...

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Author:	Chuck Grimes
Date:	Thu Apr 17 21:23:23 PDT 2003

135 Dawn of the Euro -- rank: 319

On Mon, 31 Dec 2001, Chuck Grimes wrote: > Dennis, you keep announcing this mysterious and dark struggle ... It all reminds me of the drum roll in Richard Strauss's Thus Spake > Zarathustra... More like the bell leitmotif in ...

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Author:	Dennis Robert Redmond
Date:	Tue Jan 1 18:22:59 PST 2002