Marxism
mailing list archive
[ Other Periods
| Other mailing lists
| Search
]
Date:
[ Previous
| Next
]
Thread:
[ Previous
| Next
]
Index:
[ Author
| Date
| Thread
]
Marx on Campus?
the Voice article posted by Louis is interesting, but it is only a gloss.
what more could you expect from the Voice?
teaching Marx has to be put into context. it is different to teach Marx now
that the USSR is no more.
my own students are interested in learning about Marx's social theory. it is
not something they are dying to hear about, but they are interested. the
Voice article does not distinguish between elite and working class colleges.
this distinction does matter. it introduces a class dimension into the
question of teaching Marx. most of my students are not very politically
active. it is not that they take Marx's theory and then join the revolution.
for the time being, teaching Marx is more a question of political literacy
than anything else.
Why would the Voice publish an article on "Marx on Campus"? it does catch
ones eye.
- Thread context:
- Nader on CA power crisis, deregulation,
Dayne Goodwin Fri 19 Jan 2001, 00:59 GMT
- Calif. Power Crisis & "Free Market",
Dayne Goodwin Fri 19 Jan 2001, 00:58 GMT
- Foreign investment in Vietnam rose 9% in 2000,
Ulhas Joglekar Fri 19 Jan 2001, 00:48 GMT
- Forwarded from Jurriaan Bendien (Crashlist poll),
Louis Proyect Fri 19 Jan 2001, 00:32 GMT
- Marx on Campus?,
George Snedeker Fri 19 Jan 2001, 00:24 GMT
- Re: a plague of libertarianism?,
Charles Brown Thu 18 Jan 2001, 21:32 GMT
- On reform versus revolution was Re: From the Debate mailing list (onJohn Saul article),
Gary MacLennan Thu 18 Jan 2001, 21:22 GMT
- Long live Tommy Sheridan!,
Louis Proyect Thu 18 Jan 2001, 21:19 GMT
[ Other Periods
| Other mailing lists
| Search
]