[OPE-L:6422] On Marx's "method"

From: Gil Skillman (gskillman@MAIL.WESLEYAN.EDU)
Date: Tue Jan 22 2002 - 13:25:56 EST

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In 6371, Rakesh writes in part:

>Again assuming that Marx's method is logico historical as Meek claimed, Gil 
>writes in 6366: 

This imputes to me more than I've asserted.  I've never insisted that
Marx's method, taken on the whole, is "logico historical," whatever Meek
claims.  Are you suggesting, Rakesh, that in the course of applying his
analytical method, Marx never draws logical inferences from explicitly
given, historically contingent premises?  

Gil

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