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RE: Thinking out loud

by Austin, Andrew

30 November 2000 14:58 UTC



I think Louis is implying that Richard is using a weaker (less meaningful)
conception of "revolution." Even if we leave the realm of Marxist thought,
we do not usually describe the (rightward) intensification of a historical
system as a "revolution."

I recall Newt Gingrich describing the Republican takeover of the US Congress
as a "revolution." He also made reference to the "Reagan Revolution."

Andrew Austin
Green Bay, WI


-----Original Message-----
From: Richard K. Moore [mailto:richard@cyberjournal.org]
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 5:23 AM
To: Louis Proyect
Cc: wsn@csf.colorado.edu
Subject: Re: Thinking out loud



11/29/2000, Louis Proyect wrote:
 >Sorry, Richard. I was using Marxist terminology. In Marxist terms,
 >there was no Reagan-Thatcher revolution...

...implying Marxist analysis is out of touch with today's reality??


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