brief #32 online (well, some of it)
Samples from the most recent issue of brief, the disreputable literary journal of which I recently became managing editor, are now available at the New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre. As I mentioned in an earlier post, brief #32 was dedicated to Joanna Paul, the painter, poet, pioneering feminist, and environmental activist who died tragically and unnecessarily in Rotorua a couple of years ago.
NZEPC showcases a couple of lovely memoirs by Leicester Kyle and Bernadette Hall. For a neat visual tribute to Joanna, check out my mate Hamish Dewe's 'Blessings on Morandi'.
NZEPC showcases a couple of lovely memoirs by Leicester Kyle and Bernadette Hall. For a neat visual tribute to Joanna, check out my mate Hamish Dewe's 'Blessings on Morandi'.
posted by maps at 9/10/2005 06:33:00 pm
2 Comments:
Hi Scott. Thanks for your comments.
I have been working on this topic intensely since 1998 (when John Rees's book came out).
I hope to publish something in Cultural Logic on dialectical logic soon. If you check out the many discussions at:
http://marxistintellectual.blogspot.com/
you might be able to discern from where I am coming.
My thesis on this topic is about 3/4's finished. It is aimed at killing off dialectics (but not Historical Materialism, which I fully accept). Why I aim to do this is connected with the spectacular lack of success dialectical thinking has inflicted on our movement now for 130 years.
If you want more details, e-mail me at
rosa.lichtenstein3@ntlworld.com
Regards
Rosa
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