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From: brumback-AT-ncgate.newcollege.edu
Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 09:57:37 -0800
Subject: Re: M-I: Paul Burkett on value-theory and ecology



>	The value-theory ecology argument that C. Proyect quotes from Burkett
>is just dumb.  A sound ecology clearly has a use-value and could be reflected
>in a democratic market.  
>
>
I agree with the first sentence although I wouldn't use the word "dumb,"
because it's an insult to people who are in fact dumb. Instead of "dumb," I
would say "convoluted." And that's why I have spent the last 20 years
developing a value theory that does incorporate use value.

By the way, I didn't response to the article by Burkett that C. Proyect was
quoting from, because I had already critiqued it, thoroughly, in my Work in
Progress, Part 2c.

I'm not sure what Bod means by the second sentence, so I'm not responding to it.


Nancy>
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