From: glevy-AT-acnet.pratt.edu Date: Wed, 14 Feb 1996 09:47:07 -0500 (EST) Subject: RE: OTTO RUHLE Collective Action Notes wrote: > Otto Ruhle's biography of Marx is a popular work in the best sense > of the word. Another perspective: "An attempt to create a full-length 'psychograph' of Marx largely on a physiological basis. Written by a veteran of proletarian pictoral literature, it is a medical plus Freudian plus Sunday supplement interpretation of Marx's life, albeit of a professed admirer. Follows the hideous precedent of Prinz and Sombart on 'compensatory' needs of Marx to elaborate his theory. To be read with great caution, and on the whole, rejected." --William J. Blake _Elements of Marxian Economic Theory and its Criticism_, NY, Corden Company, 1939, p. 671. Jerry PS1: See Rakesh: you are not the only one who can quote Blake. PS2: I imagine, Ralph, that the above will make you want to rush back to the bookstore and buy a copy. Sounds like your cuppa. :-) --- from list marxism-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu --- ------------------
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