Philip: let's be exTREMEly careful concerning our words and referents! We
must say over and over again: ever since the fall of *Stalinism*.
Communism was expelled from Stalinism shortly after the call by Trotsky
for the *Fourth International*... ;-} rap.
REF:
Was there an alternative to Stalinism?
http://www.wsws.org/history/1995/oct1995/glasgow.shtml
AND
The Trotsky Archive
http://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/index.htm
> As a point of interest, Jurgen Habermas has taken Marx's work forward, and
> I do not believe that the fall of communism has devalued Habermas's work.
> This continuity with the past, is why I would have liked to have seen an
> analysis of power based upon Burrell & Morgan's framework. I like to
> understand the origins and assumptions underlying theories. As I see
> things, a difference between Habermas and Foucault lies in the emphasis
> give to the community / individual dimension. It is back to the trinity
> of "Liberty, Equality and Fraternity". (There are three because we can
> only think in 2 dimensions.)
>
> "Roy Benford" <roy@benford.demon.co.uk>
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