Michelangelo

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Subject: Michelangelo
From: "oman0005" <oman0005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 26 Mar 1994 18:34:51 -0800

>>My meager knowledge of art history reminds me that Michelangelo
>>believed that the statue was alread containted in the marble; all he
>>had to do was liberate it with his hammer and chisel.  An early notion
>>of embodied labor, if ever there was one.   Roy
>>
>>Roy J. Rotheim                  INTERNET: rrotheim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>Department of Economics         BITNET:   rotheim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>Skidmore College                PHONE:    (518) 584-5000 Ext.2350
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>>New York 12866

Or Aristotle's notion of change as the actualization of preexistent
potentialities or telos


                             Jeff Oman
                       Oman0005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
                          Ecrasez L'infame


                             Jeff Oman
                       Oman0005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
                          Ecrasez L'infame

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- Re: "science" and "laws", (continued)
  - Re: "science" and "laws", Rudy Fichtenbaum Mon 28 Mar 1994, 02:11 GMT
  - Re: "science" and "laws", Jim Devine Mon 28 Mar 1994, 17:10 GMT
- Labour values : late postings, Paul Cockshott Sun 27 Mar 1994, 17:13 GMT
- gatt and U.S. policy, Michael Perelman Sun 27 Mar 1994, 03:45 GMT
- Michelangelo, oman0005 Sun 27 Mar 1994, 02:34 GMT
- LTV: Responses to critics, Allin Cottrell Sat 26 Mar 1994, 20:43 GMT
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  - LTV: responses to critics, Allin Cottrell Tue 29 Mar 1994, 20:52 GMT
- science and laws of value, Michael Perelman Sat 26 Mar 1994, 16:26 GMT
- A Clarification, mcclintockbrent%faculty%Carthage Sat 26 Mar 1994, 11:20 GMT

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