Julian has informed me that the paper I sent as an attached Word
97 file, in OPE-L 4853, was corrupted. Thanks for letting me
know, Julian!
BTW, the file I sent to OPE-L is fine. (I saved the message I
sent, and just opened the file from that message. No problem.)
But the one I received back is corrupted, too.
I have sent the paper again to Julian, Rieu, and Jerry. I will be
happy to send it to anyone else who asks. Don't want to try the
OPE-L route again.
Here is the paper again.
Drewk
Andrew ("Drewk") Kliman
Dept. of Social Sciences
Pace University
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critique that measures the individual existence by the essence,
the particular reality by the Idea."
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From: owner-ope-l@galaxy.csuchico.edu
[mailto:owner-ope-l@galaxy.csuchico.edu]On Behalf Of Drewk
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 2:22 AM
To: ope-l@galaxy.csuchico.edu
Subject: [OPE-L:4853] Re: The TSSI vs. Physicalism
It seems to me that what Jerry's (and Rieu's) recent posts on this
topic (e.g., OPE-L 4850) are trying to get at is something like
this: how does Marx's value theory, as understood by its temporal
single-system interpretation, contribute to an understanding of
actual events in today's economy?
I am attaching (as a Word 97 file) a paper of mine, written two
years ago, "Debt, Economic Crisis, and the Tendential Fall in the
Profit Rate: A temporal perspective," that addresses this matter.
(It has been published in Portuguese and will be published in
Spanish, so versions in those languages are also available.)
Andrew Kliman
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