Subject: Marx, Hayek, and Utopia
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 1996 14:54:21 -0400 ()


     I just want to say before this list expires and before 
this thread completely disappears that I find Chris 
Sciaberra's book to be one of the most intellectually 
exciting and innovative ones that I have read in a long 
time.  I applaud him for his courage in staking out such 
unfamiliar and controversial terrain.  I do not agree with 
much of what he ultimately says, and will not go on about 
that here.  But I deeply respect what he has attempted.
     BTW, for those of you on M1, I have been mostly off of 
there in the last couple of weeks because we have a new 
email system that is very nonfunctional and I have been 
unable to handle M1's volume.  I was recently on but am off 
again.  So, if anybody has called me a fascist, social 
democratic rubbish, petit bourgeois revisionist scum, or 
anything along such lines recently, I apologize for not 
having gotten back at you....., :-).

-- 
Rosser Jr, John Barkley
rosserjb-AT-jmu.edu




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