Month: January 2005

  • movements, notes. capitalism

    class notes. jan 31. freedom movements fr nights, Golden town Mapantsula visual imagery thrown out of the window Themba “John” speaking Afrikaans english had subtitles (also aimed at non-english speaking native audience) 1976 Soweto’s school students boycott Afrikaans language Afrikaans develops not to be understood by masters? but why don’t they speak it then? violence […]

  • RE: Blantant misuse of a paper that I wrote

    Err, I sent this to you via email, then I recalled I had a BLOG (uh…) ======== Andrew, so, I try to comment on your Blantant misuse of a paper that I wrote andrewsw.com/news/index.php?p=913 and your comment spam detector thinks I am a spammer. I logged into your blog, with no luck. ): ================ First, […]

  • on squashed philosophers

    So today at del.icio.us , this is a site that has been linked 670+ times: Glyn Hughes’ Squashed Philosophers The books which defined the way The West thinks now Condensed and abridged to keep the substance, the style and the quotes, but ditching all that irritating verbiage www.btinternet.com/~glynhughes/squashed/ There’s nothing new in making condensed versions […]

  • it's not only minnesooootans who complain about weather!

    no somos los minnesotanos los únicos que reclamamos por el frío. es la misma cuestión en nueva york, florida, en los trece estados. y las expresiones son las mismas, igualitas. por cierto: cada uno de esos comentarios están bien humorosos bigpinkcookie.com/2005/01/23/ill-just-stop ah, encontré su blog referenciado por oneband.80port.net/wp porque según él cristina era quien terminó […]

  • the definitive problem in information distribution

    the biggest problem (as in setting up various kinds of media for the SOLE PURPOSE of exposing promotional stuff received through email) facing ¡Adelante!, and other small organizations, is that they distribute OPEN information (events) in a CLOSED environment (emails) that are limited in their expository potential given they can ONLY propagate through a forwarded […]

  • white supremacy, racism, racialism

    in “White Supremacy: a comparative sutyd in american and south african history”, frederickson makes the distinction between white supremacy and racism. first, racism is too ambiguous. second, racism is an essentialistic mode of thought that gives racial attributes to given populations. (frederickson characterizes them as “the fact that populations groups that can be distinguished by […]