ken hanly wrote:
Surely Keynes is a hopeless Idealist. He talks of people changing their motivations,getting rid of certain motivational features of capitalism such as the love of money. changing moral values and ideas, not changing the relations of production that is getting rid of the underlying foundations for those values by overthrowing the capitalist system. He is a preacher not a revolutionary.
How can you get people to change the relations of production without changing their ideas about them? In the capitalist society I live in - and in this respect I doubt that Canada is all too profoundly different - people accept existing relations and motivations as entirely normal, "natural" even. You're not going to get anywhere if you can't change that.
Doug
- K vs. M, (continued)
- K vs. M, Devine, James Sat 21 Aug 2004, 17:04 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, Ted Winslow Sat 21 Aug 2004, 18:55 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, ken hanly Sat 21 Aug 2004, 21:54 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, Ted Winslow Sun 22 Aug 2004, 00:05 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, Doug Henwood Sun 22 Aug 2004, 19:14 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, Devine, James Sun 22 Aug 2004, 20:35 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, Devine, James Sat 21 Aug 2004, 23:28 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, Ted Winslow Sun 22 Aug 2004, 00:09 GMT
- Re: K vs. M, Devine, James Sun 22 Aug 2004, 02:16 GMT