R: [Generation_online] Invite People to Group & Where are we?

M swerve@onetel.net.uk
Fri, 26 Oct 2001 07:04:53 +0100


You can add Negri's 'Twenty Thesis on Marx' (in Marxism Beyond Marxism) and
also his 'Notes on the Evolution of the Thought of the Later Althusser' in
(Postmodern Materialism)...

I guess we should set a date for starting work, bearing in mind that there
could well be another dead period over christmas etc. Maybe we should
collect the bibliography and then get to work in the new year... But maybe
that's procrastinating too much. To be honest I doubt I'll be able to do too
much in the way of reading before then, but will be happy to contribute what
I can if people are in a hurry to get under way

-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: generation_online-admin@kein.org
[mailto:generation_online-admin@kein.org]Per conto di Erik Empson
Inviato: venerd́ 26 ottobre 2001 0.20
A: generation_online@kein.org
Oggetto: RE: [Generation_online] Invite People to Group & Where are we?

The more people the better as far as I'm concerned. We ought to publicise
the group anyhow when we launch the new reading programme.

I was meant to be collating the list, but my attention has wandered away
from it. Notably towards the Ticklish Subject by Zizek. After Negri its
quite seductive esp as a means to reconsider the political in postmodernity,
and from the point of view of a similar de-centred ontology. It seems to
have importance differences though, it still views the political
authentically as a form of transcendent event, but has quite a nuanced take
on things like human rights, multiculturalism. I'd like to try and include
this one chapter called something like 'Political subjectivisation' in the
section of postmodernity as society state. He would make quite an
interesting sparring partner for Negri ( well interesting to a closet
Hegelian anyhow).

But the list is at the moment still the same as it was presented in the last
email from me..."reading programme! Anymore additions welcomed.

E

-----Original Message-----
From: generation_online-admin@kein.org
[mailto:generation_online-admin@kein.org]On Behalf Of Thomas Seay
Sent: 25 October 2001 20:25
To: generation_online@kein.org
Subject: [Generation_online] Invite People to Group & Where are we?


All group members,

There is to be an anti-war teach-in here in San
Francisco this weekend, and I was wondering
if you would object to me inviting some people
from that meeting to join our group.

Right now I think there is a real hunger around here
for theory and unless you are a university student,
your options are fairly slim...you basically
have to go it alone or join up with groups
so dogmatic that they make Louis Proyect look
open-minded.

Also, I am not clear on where we are in compiling
the reading list....should we divide the labor?

Thomas


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"The tradition of all the dead generations
 weighs like a nightmare on the brain of the living"

-Karl Marx

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