Re: Re: Will we have ( a sort of italic ) value in Socialism ?

If all the workers would be reading the Anti-Duhring, we could have 
avoided a lot of problems in our society, instead of reading the 
bourgeois press


Paula McEwan wrote:
>
> Hello Dave
>
> What is your novel about?
>
> I have a copy of Anti Duhring, because it has previously been
> recommended to me. I prefer reading Philip K Dick and Richmal
> Crompton, so I may never get around to reading it. I'm going on
> holiday, and I'm not taking Anti Duhring with me.
>
> Paula
>
> On 22 Aug 2006, at 18:27, balmer_dave wrote:
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> >
> > Thanks for that post Lillia.
> >
> > I have been reading Anti Duhring and there is some really
> > interesting stuff in part II and III on this kind of stuff about
> > labour vouchers or Owens labour certificates and what socialism
> > might be like etc. Its fairly readable. I think there is some
> > parecon relevant stuff there as well for those interested in that
> > kind of stuff.
> >
> > I think this book should be alot further up the reading list than it
> > is. The crap in the first 150 pages may have put many off, although
> > i found fairly interesting for self amusing reasons.
> >
> > I am attempting to take a different propogandist approach at the
> > moment by arrogating to myself the ability to write a novel with
> > someone else. So I am busy doing other stuff at the moment, so some
> > may be pleased to hear that I may not be posting much.
>
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