From: gerald_a_levy (gerald_a_levy@msn.com)
Date: Sat Mar 08 2003 - 12:49:14 EST
>From [8557]: > In the mid eighties I > happened to read Farjoun and Machover's book 'Laws of Chaos'. I have > been hooked on the probabilistic approach to the theory of value and > exploitation ever since. Another early influence was Scot Meikle's > Aristotelian Marxism. Studying Aristotle took up the late 80s and early > 90s. I spent the latter part of the 90s pleasantly marooned in the second > millennium BCE courtesy of Martin Bernal. Hi Phil. This is an unusual intellectual odyssey. What, if any, connections do you see between a probabilistic approach to value theory and Aristotelian thought? Having emerged from years of studying Aristotle and Greek philosophy, how did your perspective on value change and/or deepen? Also, what works by Martin Bernal (not to be confused with J.D. Bernal -- although, I wonder if they were related?) are especially worth studying? Solidarity, Jerry
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