From: "Arianna" <a.bove-AT-wanadoo.fr>
Subject: RE: if -- And
Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2001 23:55:08 +0200


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I'd rather like to know where second name and others on this list and
everywhere in most places in our daily experience of social lives of work
and families and banks and state offices and WC and schools and orgies and
and and and bla bla bla beep beep beep think the terms of their kind of
questions come from and what their mindless repetition leads to.

Arianna



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  Here's the real question: is the personal really political? Is it possible
to
  separate a thinker's sexual life from their political discourse via some
  "public/private dualism?" I would think that the answers on the list to
this
  would be interesting, in light of the Rorty bashing we saw earlier this
year.

  One Love,

  Aaron J. Lyttle

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  "The voice told her when and where and why,
  She said, 'I've lost control.'"

  -Joy Division

  In a message dated 7/2/2001 2:33:04 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
  pcrosby-AT-ieee.org writes:



    I don't know and couldn't care less. Have you ever thought of starting a
    discussion list of your own, such as "sex lives of famous academics," or
    "top academics get down and dirty," or something like that? Just think
    of it: you could be the founder of a yahoo club! (Yes, that is with a
    small 'y').

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Sent: 02 July 2001 22:43
To: foucault-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu
Subject: Re: if -- And

Here's the real question: is the personal really political? Is it possible to
separate a thinker's sexual life from their political discourse via some
"public/private dualism?" I would think that the answers on the list to this
would be interesting, in light of the Rorty bashing we saw earlier this year.

One Love,

Aaron J. Lyttle

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"The voice told her when and where and why,
She said, 'I've lost control.'"

-Joy Division

In a message dated 7/2/2001 2:33:04 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
pcrosby-AT-ieee.org writes:

I don't know and couldn't care less. Have you ever thought of starting a
discussion list of your own, such as "sex lives of famous academics," or
"top academics get down and dirty," or something like that? Just think
of it: you could be the founder of a yahoo club! (Yes, that is with a
small 'y').