Welcome to Pietje puk's 'currents' off the cuff stuff piles, this one will be called april or may.htm, no sorry, june.htm when fullgrown and archived here: /2002/logsbriefers.htm| - /2001/| ||| |/1999 + 2000/| ||| |/98 -99 Gleanings
from a (more or ((should
I say)) less) exclusive
source indymedia
-open publishing news and opinion-
begin accumulating here: Indymediasamples.htm
and end up archived here: 2002/Indymedia.htm
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4 issues) | ||| |2001/(55K
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to poke a peek at <<<<<<<<<<+>>>>>>>>>>> Please take note: the subdirectories /2001/ and /miscs-n-logs/ have moved; if you don't see members.lycos.nl/vadercats in front of them don't bother clicking before fixing it that way; |
URLs changed(since the end of may when tripod decided to halve its free server space allotment and disallow the (hypened) type of name I have been using). I take all prfr (print resource friendly reads) content tables out of the 'current' logbriefer and indymediasamples files once I herd 'm into a heap (no sense in doubling and tripling stuff more than I do already)more below this table in its colour and see the bottom for more special readE details |
Content in this here file: Karl Kraus in process progress report :::x::: Great British green festivals :::x::: yep, that's me :::x::: wake snippet :::x::: googlies on you - :::x::: treasurynet.org :::x::: Brad deLong (lbo-er and another sliver of shrapnel but not the worst sort, out of the right wingish blogger shell explosion lately) :::x::: pqwall.com :::x::: nowhere :::x::: Doug Henwood :::x::: snippets of correspndence :::x::: a linklist for the best sites found/come across during 2001 :::x::: a (januari) correspondent (raw vegan) wants me to remove her id info and is willing to sue my server to get my lazy butt movin' :::x::: The Emotional Lives of Animals. :::x::: another one man think tank: Paul Laffoley and his foliage (a Russell and Keyserling sibling) :::x::: Dan Winter update :::x::: LBO samples
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infoshop.org (2x): on pacifism (+5) --------- a modest proposal: It's time to move beyond anarchism's cultural / social ghetto with 32 responses ---------- outerbongolia.org An Input from Emotion to Biological Energetics? -------- "The teaching of the whispered lineage is the Dakini's breath" --------- 187104 Let us make war on the phrase "violence doesn't solve anything." |
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Lemme assure you upfront
that I don't fully support his pipedream of transferring curbing zeal from
matters of ostentatious and hypocritical professions and enforcements of
decency standards and laws to reining in the all too free (past
the point of truthfullness freedom of the press, in Kraus' opinions the
truely harmful and dangerous whoredom in the babbley babe filled whirled).
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- JUNE June 14 London Rising Tide (without Generator), London Action Resource Centre -----June 22-23 Dulwich Green Fair, London 29-30 Woodcraft Folk Annual Gathering, Sheffield -----JULY July 10-14 Earth First! Summer Gathering, Devon -------July 16-18 Groundswell Gathering, Sheffield 20 Community Renewables Intiative Launch, Norwich ---------July 24-28 Big Green Gathering AUGUST -------------August 10-20 Ecotopia, Dingle, Eire 23-27 Northern Green Gathering, Pontefract 29-31 Eastern Green Gathering
Img00000.JPG and -3; 2 59K claysoup in shitmugs (closeup mugshots) Made thanks to an algerian neighbour at 300 seating down town A'dam easy everything whom I had had a dispute with some months ago (due to his exuberant bacilla bombing; he sneezed profusely and I remarked on such decorum which he interpreted as an attempt to impose arbitrarily alien will on him ((and redoubled his efforts to spite me the next few (((sunday morn))) encounters)) but I emphasized the social values that result from growing out of the kindergarten saliva splattering tricks ((which have the pleasurable side effect of testing if your neighbour aint by any change allergic to the point of death; voila the first reaction to crowding/intimacy double or nothing, tis a gamble)); I was this man's neighbour cause there are only 3 or 4 chairs in that place which offer light-intensities somewhat compliant with my reqs) but had a pleasant and civil exchange today (the 23rd of june) some months later.
the wake list revived: 178.06. "flash substittles of noirse-made-earsy" Have your 269. 3 little sintalks in the dunk of subjunctions, dual 269. 4 in duel and prude with pruriel, but even the 269. 5 aoriest chaparound whatever plaudered perfect 269. 6 anent prettydotes and haec genua omnia may 269. 7 perhaps chance to be about to be in the case to 269. 8 be becoming a pale peterwright in spite of all 269. 9 your tense accusatives whilstly you're wall- 269.10 floored What we have throughout is a master grammarian and linguist who has a historical sense of how language is fluid and bendable writing in a way where indeed it will come back to "English" but by a path awesome to contemplate. To Max Eastman - In the morning I'll give the back their English language. He has stolen it - reshaped and remade it - and his remark here has double meaning at least - He is throwing it in their face. 253.01 "for in the ersebest idiom I have done it equals I so shall do. . . . coughed Russky with suchky husky accent since in the mouthart of the slove look at me now means I once was otherwise. Nor that the mappamund has been changing pattern as youth plays move from street to street since time and races were. Hall muddles her own argument for a sort of Chomskyan underling order ending up with infinite grammars. Another misguided attempt at a A Wake grammar: Purdy, Strother B., "Mind Your Genderous: Toward a Wake Grammar" in Senn, Fritz, ed., New Light on Joyce from the Dublin Symposium. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 1972. also see Sean Golden "Parsing Rhetorics" in Benstock: Seventh of Joyce. Carens, James F, "Following a Suffix into the Maze" in Benstock, ed., Karl Reisman wakeywakey.htm 76K erased
Wow! The
very next day!!! (????? oops, since moving stuff around
and bunching by theme I no longer know what that might refer to) ---
Have you ever tried googling
'Populism
Promoter'?
Guess
who sits on place 1, 2 and 3 since yesterdee? What's more, I am the only
one to use these 2 words as a phrase; don't that make it a googlewhackor
simtang? What did I win? . .. Aaaaah, wait, I guess one isn't allowed
to write it as one word and so my nome de plume don't count either = ==
= == quicktopic.com, your free,
preposterously easy instant discussion spacehas
a fresh post (yesterday's, the 24th)
mentioning a wack 'which will get broken once
spidered'; wacky those tech heads. Anyway
I think it does count but this particular hit is on googlies 2 and none
seem to be very up to date or active. --- hang on, as usual such anomalies
are indications of faulty spelling; here is the beef --- via
jim's thought pile on place 28 in the crosslink-rankbank: wicked
Google whack stack, worth a visit ..
Total whacks stacked to date: over 75,000. The most recent 2,000 are available
to view, from the menu below ---- they are
all way funnyer than mine but as far as making potential if not actual
sense I wouldn't know why I won't top this hack rack ---- I've decided
I definitely have the drop on them using such ordinary words (and
current too!!!!!) and still be the only one
using them .. .the very soon surfacing second thought of course is: How
Bloody shamefoolishly and maddeningly SAD!!!!!!!!!! ! !! ! ! !
! ! ! ! ! ! !!!!!!! ! ! !! Anyway to conclude on
a brighter note: I was a valid google whacker for about a month around
februari when I started using this phrase at the top of all my indy files
and the list (of those using both words merely) I head is nothing to be
ashamed of.
http://treasurynet.org/_wsn/page2.htmlhow to start a local treasury (based on manhours or an energy unit at hand): It is most important to maintain the simple definitions that each TEA dollar represents one living hour ($1 = one hour) or one renewable kilowatt-hour ($1 = one kWh), and that nuclear power and other environmentally destructive energy sources are absolutely NOT included.
j-bradford-delong.net/movable_type/archives/000114.html Brad got hisself a headscratcher about how he could possible be put on a par with a dutch indymedia page; it must have been a shock to be told in an extremely roundabout way that there was indeed a connection albeit remote but extremes don't merely change to meet, and must have caused a swallow or two before restoring faith in google (mine subdued somewhat since last issue's episode involving that enigmatic and now irretrievable blog((most consistently illustrated one I ever saw but that didn't seem help find a trace of it)) ---- plus there is the fact google is still toying with pre easter URL's for my euro pages at lycos.nl; I used the add url form today though so we'll see how quick they fix it now) and adding a smiley after my encouragement to take a closer look and find out as to exactly why he got mixed into an item by only 3 different people discussing a nascent type dutch media collective that happens to be approved by somebody who also visits the bradman occasionally and enjoins the rejoinders he evokes by his presence at lbo-talk j-bradford-delong.net/movable_type/archives/000144.html This one is on George Gilder
Doug Henwood's article (globalization - in the prfr somewheres too) draws 4 respo's at indymedia: He's right about Korten's book but... nobody 7:39pm Wed Jun 26 '02 comment#188512 I think he's being a bit rough on Vandanna Shiva. Having seen the woman at lectures a couple of times and having talked to her personally I did not get the impression that she was anti-industry. My interpretation of her argument was that given the choice between being paid starvation wages, enriching a Nike, or being well fed tending to ones crops and building a humanistic community, the last option is much preferable. ------------- right&wrong (english) junglejaws 8:11pm Wed Jun 26 '02 comment#188517 globalization Would be good if the environment, poor people, rampant corp's greed, and nonconformity were included in these drafts they come up with. Private ownership and coops can be better for all, compared to the current corpslime, or haven't you read any news lately? ---------------- This needs clarification J. 8:41pm Wed Jun 26 '02 comment#188525 Its about democracy. Anti-globalization is short for anti-corporate globalization. The task of the movement is quite simple, inspite of the obfuscation of opponents. Large multinational corporations should not control the political systems. The people should rule. Corporations should be turned into cooperatives. They should be democratically run by the members, the workers, and the communities in which they produce. Politicians should be dependent, not on financiers, but upon the people. Publicly owned and publicly controlled media should air the views of politicians who earn the right to be on the ballot, solely by signatures collected by NON PAID volunteers. Money should not play any part in the selection process. The whole goal of the anti-globalization movement is to oppose corporate control. The slogan GLOBALIZE RESISTANCE signifies that the movement is not against global solidarity, global commerce, or global communication. The movement opposes the corporate domination of the process of globalization. Corporate globalization seeks to break unions, increase income inequality, slash government spending world wide on education and health (through the IMF and World Bank). The movement favors more democracy, more transparency, more accountability. The movement opposes plutocracy, secrecy, and the concentration of political power in the hands of the few. What could be clearer? ---------------- Clarity (english) abolish corporations 9:28pm Wed Jun 26 '02 comment#188532 Why not make it clear and call it an abolition movement? ABOLISH CORPORATIONS I think that's pretty clear. Honestly, wouldn't it make since to do that? ----------------- who is anti globalization slime 10:34pm Wed Jun 26 '02 comment#188543 "Globalization is shorthand for our evolution into a single borderless economy, with free flows of money and goods, under the dominance of several hundred giant corporations." How about the free flow of labor and unions, along with right to locally regulate environmental standards. Why are those corporations and governments so antiglobalization and antichoice on these issues? Yes, I support globalization. That is why I want the right to choose which government to support with my taxes. And, do we need to take the fundamental choice of citizenship away from children before they can even say citizen. I say no forced national citizenship before the age of 18.
pqwall.
(via Charlie Walters)
form -------------------------
vs ----------------------------- thing
sub- ----------------------------
vs --------------------------- object
change vs paradox
------------------------- massive strife --- vs -- poised competition process
vs mood -------- joyful wil vs gloomy desire <> viceversa
desire -------------
gloom vs will ------------- vs joy
already muddled
to begin with and my skewing the correspondences and branchings don't help
either
http://home.wanadoo.nl/nowhere/writings/abstracts/messmed.htm Mass Media are irresponsible. Like so many institutions, they have no real feedback. Although it is claimed that they are paid for what they do, thus derive a right to live by the money they get, this representation is false. Yes, they do get money for what they do. But it is not for the information they provide, but for the emotionalism they vent, and vend. The justification must not confuse the form and its content; nor content with contentment. The situation in the realm of Mass Media is comparable to that of the Medieval streets: where everyone could flock they geese or toss their pee, alike. What is needed in Mass Media is a Cleanup Operation, comparable to the separation of sewage and drinking water. Separating real information, from emotional slosh. If we compare the collective undigested emotions to undigested food, flushed away, the image is perhaps more clear. As long as we make no discernment between what is manure and what’s pure, Mass Media will remain a mess.
to add to a prfr: http://home.ca.inter.net/~greenweb/GW73-Path.html by D. Orton, March 2002, 12 pages. This paper discusses the relationship between religious and economic fundamentalism and Earth spirituality. (Bulletins #63, #64, #70, #71, #72 and #73 complement each other.) ---------------- http://flag.blackened.net/daver/anarchism/tucker/tucker38.html on the postal service monopolies
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lingo: you feelin a bit botty lately? write to me again and show me how
interested you are by commenting on some section in my pages (I'll leave
the(wide enoug) choice (as to which on in particular) entirely up to you)
before I believe you are any better than a pornbot; sorry no offense. ------
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LBO-talk list ---- the post I just sent was chewed up in the aether
so...here are the URL's again ;-(lists.village.virginia.edu /sixties/HTML_docs/Texts/ANR/
VG_ANR_4&1_2_B.html >From the sixties list, Vietnam Generation.
Mostly on the KR and cambodian studies, valuable material to supplement
the Sophal Ear sr. thesis on the KR and Chomsky, Shawcross, Ben Kiernan,
Jean Lacouture, Vickery and the late Malcolm Caldwell, who advocated a
more extreme version of de-linking than Samir Amin and was assasinated
under suspicious circumastances in Bangkok. (See his Zed Press book about
200 pgs on dependency and de-linking.) The above URL also has some comments
on the Father of Alex Cockburn, Claude, btw. (Didn't he co-write the screenplay
to the Bogart movie, "Beat The Devil."?) http://www2.prestel.co.uk/littleton
/www2_holocaust_revisionism.htm A review of revisionist and anti-revisionist
scholarship (for which see the anti-rev.org/ website for the full
texts of, Assasins of Memory, " and, "On Chomsky and Faurisson, " by Pierre
Vidal-Naquet, texts by Italian Trotskyist, Enzo Traverso who has a book
from Humanities Press on marxism and the holocaust, and many other texts
like from Alain Finkielkraut, author of, Anatomy of a Negation, " from
U. of Nebraska Press.) which goes into the faurisson affair and also reviews
the websites radio islam, CODOH, vho, and AARGH. ------ James
B. Whisker: Militia Treatises Militia Treatises. by. James B. Whisker.
Professor of Political Science
Subject: http://nuance.dhs.org/lbo-talk/current/2542.html Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2002 5:48 EST From: pensievepiet To: debsian@pacbell.net « Previous | Next » the 7th link I picked to peak at out of the bunch offered was censored by the 300 seater easy everything http://int.easyinternetcafemedia.com/ My site however, is still available (t)here (only fair for someone who prefers to and sees room for plenty improvement working within the limits of the law): https://members.tripod.com/poetpiet/Indymediasamples.htm ps: that vho harbors some legalistic stuff by Schuesslburner which is exquisitely worded and would probably put Nolte Schmitt et al to shame in my eyes if/once I get around to reading those more known ones. I will never get over my notoriety phobia I fear: rule of thumb seems to be that one has fall deep- and steeply to qualify for a rise; so far most everyone wastes their time while down there, conform the jesus myth (who is supposed) to make up for that I ought to leave you with a few fun little widely (de)ranging tips too: -- trilingual piet presents: https://members.tripod.com/poetpiet/logbriefer.htm --------------- that laffoley guy is a blast; read the very square texts on his flowcharts and diagrams Ps: you are one of the foke I'd be intrigued to meet and chat with; if you're ever in Holland lemme know. - hi, do you have room for prospective members? Date: Sun, 26 May 2002 8:30 EST From: pensievepiet To: burdautien@anu.ie Cc: rosebug@hotmail.com « Previous | Next » I have just ended a 10 year stint in A'dam and look to radically change for the better by joining/starting something communal; yours http://www.ecovillages.org/ireland/burdatien looks nice, I wish you well; do you know other comm. in Ireland who would/could be open to new members now/in the near future? ----------- : moving (to gn) server Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 3:29 EST From: pensievepiet To: info@gn.apc.org « Previous | Next » I am starting to be a bit sick of the tripod ad racket and policy (casino's galore, etc) plus I am bumping my head on their ceiling and they shut me of due to excessive bw consumption; I haven't a creditcard to prevent this. I can pay however and would rather pay folks like you guys. Question: does my material suit your purposes or would you rather not (shame yourselves) having me? wishyawell Piet ------ |
"copyright@lycos-inc.com" wrote: >> From copyright@lycos-inc.com Tue Jul 9 08:25:55 2002Date: Tue, 09 Jul 2002 08:25:55 -0700To: Subject: Re: Tripod: Copyright Infringement (KMM14450549V28136L0KM)From: "copyright@lycos-inc.com" Hello, 7/9/02 I am writing in response to your e-mail regarding content hostedthrough Lycos on one of our free homepage services. You shouldunderstand that the content to which you have referred have has beenstored on the Lycos system solely at the direction of a Lycos user andhas not been initially reviewed, monitored, or edited by Lycos employees. Lycos users bear sole responsibility for such material, and Lycos Inc. has no knowledge of the specific contents of memberdirectories. Lycos Inc. fully complies with all intellectual property laws. In particular, when the owner of an exclusive right is concerned that this right is infringed by material placed on a provider's system or network by a subscriber of that provider the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA") provides certain procedures to ensure that infringing materials are removed without wrongfully injuring the subscriber or unduly burdening the provider. In such instances, the owner of an exclusive right should send to the provider a notification containing thefollowing information: 1. A physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act onbehalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed. 2. Precise identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have beeninfringed, or, if multiple copyrighted works at a single online site arecovered by a single notification, a representative list of such works atthat site. 3. Identification of the material that is claimed to be infringing orto be the subject of infringing activity and that is to be removed oraccess to which is to be disabled, and information reasonably sufficient to permit the service provider to locate the material including exact URL's and references to specific files. 4. Information reasonably sufficient to permit the service provider tocontact the complaining party, such as an address, telephone number, and, if available, and electronic mail address at which the complainingparty may be contacted. 5. A statement that the complaining party has a good faith belief thatuse the of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized bythe copyright owner, its agent, or the law. 6. A statement that the information in the notification is accurate,and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorizedto act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right is allegedlyinfringed. You have not provided all of the information required above. Ifyou are able to provide the missing information, please submit anappropriate notification meeting all of the above requirements to LycosInc.'s registered agent for receiving such notifications: --------------------- T wrote: Hi Piet, After submitting a request for you to remove the private information you have posted regarding my person on your website, to date, you have still not removed this information. I have now been forced to file a legal abuse complaint with your website provider, so as to take all necessary actions to shut down your operation if this should continue. In the event that you are not receiving your emails and are unaware of my communications so far, I am allowing a few more days to remove all references to my name and contact information on your website, after which, I will continue with the infringement proceedings. T ----------- look, you piece of poisonous insectoid proprietess of your NOT! (and not ever to begin with; I even wonder if this is a setup) so good name; do you realize you are threatening the existence of years and years of work many folk are inspired by? Not in the least the type you profess to have a heart for???? And for the sake of what? And why??? I'll have you know that none of my, no advance nor any permission sought published correspondees have ever done what you are doing???? I shall have to revise my opinion of rawfood revolutionaries (just today noted the existence of rawfoodrevolution.com by the way) in the wrong direction even further after your 'action'; thanks for the short notice warning, isn't stealth all the way more your modus operandi????? don't ever talk to me again unless you want to become even more unique in this very ugly way, iow, if I need more warnings against more threats (if that's what it takes to wean to away from your I still think very stange name and the reason you want to sort of live up to it must be even stranger); fessing up a little would do you more good than pulling this load of law you strange strange lass) OK? And oh, by the way I have no scruples to make raw foodists appear for the wacky crowd they are by publishing this at my earliest opportunity, you bet, and am sure you won't be suprised. If you care to send a defense it will be added. ----------------- I lied to you, someone (a dutchman I have met face to face before) has in fact asked me to remove his name but he was (and if I didn't get around to it yet, I'm honestly not very sure, is still) very patient about it. here's something (an lbo thread called 'grape ape' wherein I am reminded of you: On Sun, 7 Jul 2002, Michael Pugliese wrote: This at the end was an amazingly insensitive statement...A quote from PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk (Washington Post, November 13, 1983), shows how far a biocentric view can lead to moral relativism and disregard for human suffering: "Six million Jews died in concentration camps, but six billion broiler chickens will die this year in slaughter houses." ------------- To be fair, this same parallel has been drawn by people who are unimpeachable when it comes to holocaust sensitivity, namely Isaac Bashevis Singer and Theodor Adorno. The former wrote a short story called "Eternal Treblinka" (for domestic animals, in his view, life is an eternal Treblinka) and I'm pretty sure I heard him making this chicken comparison at least once in an interview. And I've seen Adorno quoted to the effect that "Auschwitz begins when people look at a slaughterhouse and say: they're just animals." ---------- So while I admit there's something about your quote bugs me -- I think it's the fact that the chicken numbers are bigger as if that made it more important -- I guess this is one of those places where context determines meaning. In other words, it's creepy when creepy people say it, and not creepy when not creepy people say it. So that the presence of the analogy alone doesn't necessarily prove people are creepy. Just that they really, really empathize with battery chickens. Michael --------- And I've seen Adorno quoted to the effect that "Auschwitz begins when people look at a slaughterhouse and say: they're just animals." -------- Speaking of which, where is it Adorno writes about zoos? It could be Minima Moralia--what I'm thinking of has a compressed aphoristic quality. This post made me think of it, and it's bugging me that I can't remember. Alec ---------- I'm away from my Adorno texts, so I'm not sure about this, but I think he says something in Min Mor about the sadness in the faces of apes, as if in sorrow that they're not human. -- Dennis -------------- God, what bullshit! Joanna --------------Sure, but Adorno's early work has plenty of such anthropomorphisms. They disappear in the 1950s texts, interestingly. Remember, the 1940s = no theory of neuroscience, no DNA, the raw beginnings of nuclear physics, and cars with no air conditioning. Barbarism, utter barbarism! -- Dennis ------- Hey! Who are you calling a barbarian? My car still has no AC. Bill Bartlett Bracknell Tas ---------- Hmm, the passage I'm thinking of is, as I recall, a reading of zoos as such, without considering specific animals. I'll try to find it or something about it online. Alec --------- Everyday SOS:"Each thought is a force-field, and just as the truth-content of a judgement cannot be divorced from its execution, the only true ideas are those which transcend their own thesis. Since they have to dissolve petrified views of objects, the mental precipitate of social ossification, the form of reification which lies in a thought's being held as a firm possession opposes its own meaning." (T.A. from Messages in a Bottle VIII) ---------- T wrote: >Dear Piet, Once again, I ask you kindly to remove the information from your site. ----------- I have, go check and see if you care to pester me some more ------------- There is no need for back and forth vengeful conflicts and insults. ------------- strong arguments don't necessarily make for taking offence and I am trying hard to justify you behaviour but am not succeeding. I am asking myself: does she hope to stop the invasion of junkmail with these draconious measures (the friend I mentioned had future ((pro-zionist)) employers in mind) in the (if you aske me) mistaken belief that she can stop her email adress from being sold down the river (I suggest you drag yahoo to court in that case). Are you afraid of being dragged into a police station for interrogation cause you corresponded with a dangerous rabble rouser???? ---------- I have not criticized or insulted any of your values and expect the same in return. --------------- Indeed you do no such thing explicitly but most of life happens under that sorta radar as well you know. -------------- I ask that you also respect my right to privacy and remove the >information you have posted unbeknownst to me. I did, go check. Again, I will clarify that I have not objected to >the correspondence being posted, only to the inclusion of the references to personal information, >such as the email address and name (pseudonym) etc. Thanks in advance. Te. ---------- Choose a nicer pseudo next time and try to live up to it. -------------
Google: ... Final Analysis: The Making and Unmaking of a Psychoanalyst by Jeffrey Mous ... My Father's Guru: A Journey Through Spirituality and Disillusion by J. Moussaief powells.com/usedbooks/Psychology.103.html - 60k The Assault on Truth: Freud's Abandonment of the Seduction Theory luc.edu/publications/medieval/vol12/12ch2n.html 25. Freud's abandonment of the seduction theory is itself the subject of considerable recent controversy. The most publicized attack on Freud's theoretical turn, itself loaded with Oedipal implications, is Jeffrey Moussaief Masson's The Assault on Truth: Freud's Abandonment of the Seduction Theory (New York, 1984). For the argument that Freud actually oscillated between a belief in the actual abuse of children and a notion that narratives of abuse were the products of childhood fantasy, see Nicholas Rand and Maria Torok, "Questions to Freudian Psychoanalysis: Dream Interpretation, Reality, and Fantasy," trans. Nicholas Rand, Critical Inquiry 19 (1993), 567-94. Recent popular responses to the growth industry of "repressed memory syndrome" include Richard Ofshe and Ethan Watters, Making Monsters: False Memories, Psychotherapy, and Sexual Hysteria (New York, 1994) and Elizabeth Loftus and Katherine Ketcham, The Myth of Repressed Memory: False Memories and Allegations of Sexual Abuse (New York, 1994). DISTURBING PSYCHOANALYTIC ORIGINS: A DERRIDEAN READING OF FREUDIAN THEORY 1. The (Dis)Position of a Pet Monster ------ Double Games ------ Responding to Freud and the Ethics of Psychoanalysis ------ Supposing Psychoanalysis ------ Disturbing Psychoanalytic Origins ------ Filling Gaps ------ "To Post or Not to Post?" ------ 2. Problematizing "Hysteria" and the Origin of Psychoanalysis ------ Historia ------ Hysteria and Hysterization ------ Feminism and the Hysteric ------ Hom(m)osexual Pornographics and the Performing Hysteric ------ Psychoanalysis/Hysteria ------ The Lacanian Hysteric's Essential Question of Lack ------- 3. (Un)Easily Contained Elements ------ Suffering Reminiscences: Reading Derrida’s Reading of the Project ------ The Basics of the Project and Derrida’s Reading of It ------ Limiting the Effects of Memory and Chance in Freud’s Work with "Hysterics" ------ My Reading of Derrida’s "Freud and the Scene of Writing" ------ From Memory to Fantasy ------ Disturbing Origins: The Interpretation of Dreams ------ Overdetermination and Chance ------ The Interpretation of Dreams: Rand and Torok ------ The Interpretation of Dreams: Weber ------ From Primary Process to Primal Phantasies ------ 4. Freud’s Masterplotting ------ The Beyonds of Freud’s Case Work: From Ontogenetic to Phylogenetic ------ The Wolf Man Case History ------ Primal Phantasies: Freud as the Archeologist of the Mind ------ Freud’s Masterplot Revisited ------ Narratology and the Wolf Man ------ Freud’s Oedipal Masterplot ------ "To Speculate on ‘Freud’" and Beyond … ------ Extending Freud’s Masterplot: A Reading of Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety ------ 5. Uncanny (Wo)Man: The Home/Secrets of Psychoanalysis ------ The Lack of "The ‘Uncanny’" I: Primary Femininity ------ The Lack of "The ‘Uncanny’" II: Freud and Lac(k)an ------ "The ‘Uncanny’" and Superstition ------ Home Secrets 6. What Remains: Psychoanalyses, Deconstructions, and Feminisms ------ The Analysis of a Repression ------ Post(al)-Psychoanalysis ------ Phallocentrism and Logocentrism: Relating to Feminisms ------ Works Cited ------ Biographical Sketch |
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khean (bamboo mouth(churchtype)organ from the near east THAILAND-INFORMATION-CENTER. Geography.The 76 provinces.Roi Et. ... late to Ayutthaya-Period, ie, a King of Laos ... A large multi purpose pavillion (sala kan prian) on the ... khean (local musical instrument featuring a set of bamboo ... members.tripod.de/maewee/index-geography.roi.html - 26k ---------I looked at some hands full of googlies using the wrong words: kan and can, "the can", etc; before stumbling across the link mentioned above; then however I didn't manage to locate any sound samples; hardly even anything past that one mention repeated at a thai site. Here is the second exception: De ijsbreker played a song by a band one member of which plays it: 3.François Houle Trio: François Houle (klarinet/sopraan saxofoon), Tony Wilson (elektrische gitaar/aktire/khean), Dylan van der Schyff (percussie). a.Fractus, François Houle. b.Frustration, Duke Ellington. (Red Toucan Records RT 9307-2 & RT 9303-2) ---------- cdnow.com carries one of their albums but I hate that sorta music -----------------
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kentgallery.com/laf.htm
-- Paul Laffoley, one man thinktank along
the likes of Walter Russell and Arnold Keyserling chanceandchoice.com
---
http://fusionanomaly.net/paullaffoley.html
disinfo.com/pages/dossier/id231/pg1/
good link source --- - - - dilettantepress.com/Artisthtdocs/Paul_Laffoley.html
from there you may view some detail of one of his diagram filled schemes/paintings;
suffused with words and colour; a book called 'the
end is near' has some nice specimen along
with other . . ., actually, much weirder art. Order
it here: dilettantepress.com/ Artisthtdocs/jpeg%20paintings/
LAFFOLEY_ORGONE_DETAIL_DETA.jpg ----- LAFFOLEY_ORGONE_DETAIL.jpg (not
quite big enough to read the smallest print frustratingly enough ------
all the pics I can find aren't which takes away more than half the fun
for me; these are the best enlargements I could find: unfortunately the
unsharpness takes away lots of the strange surity emanating from this art.
geocities.com/benjamin_sanguine/laff.html
------ It would be nice to find out if this Paul was inspired by Walter
Russell at all ---- get a hold of juxtapoz(.com) issue 24 and send
me a copy of the article in question; there is one in rawvision 14 as well
------------- Text off of one of the posters
(it has a biblical title and lots of christian verses):6600
year period starts 3000BC - Contact unconscious Cairo - 3119BC the mayan
great cycle begins -- --- zeitgeist history begins as the awakening of
human morality, male proportion - moderation ----- 2571 year period starts
429BC --- continuity anthens - ancient wisdom becomes platonic reason ------
separation 27AD the hellenic model of ancient wisdom modified by oriental
influences and moves beyond ancient greece >>300AD >>729 year period -----
the segment magnitude is the most unfamiliar aspect of this time table:
1000 --- 180 --- 100 --- 30 ---- 120 --- 20 --- 40 whereafter the same
numbers reappear in reverse order 1970 - 2000 the end of style as ironic
reaction -- the rise of media; group lucid dreaming begins august 11 99;
the self dissolves itself --- another funny thing in the big word filled
scheme calld 'the writings of jesus christ; reveleatiions of the cosmic
task is the date of the dawn of the age of acquarius; the chart shows a
distinct david star (which I thought ((last time I consulted a site around
this issue)) does not occur but once every 40 miljon years) the next 100
years: focus on Kuala lumpur, tokyo, hong kong; end of mayan great cycle
in 2013; botanical noosphere begins utopia (he admires Teilhard de Chardin
and others ((more later)) .. .. ); Eden by means of time travel and mega-nanotech
--- the next 180 years thule greenland becomes a hotspot for anti-gravity
time blankout; the end of international money earthwars and secular morality;
artificial life is complete. the next thousand years (jerusalem) we have
help to turn the earth into one great big single flower incorporating and
featuring aspects of all others with . .the help of extraterr... race,
sex and species interchangeable (brasil - 729 year p) botanical maternal
instinct deified (kathmandu 2571 y p) --- khartoum 6600 years contact transconscious
----- the
last link at disinfo.com for Paul Laffoley Foliage
The Blossoming Wonders of Nature Foliage is abundant any time of the year
no matter where you are. In the city you can see natural elements in many
locations; plants peeking through the pavement, flowers sold by the dozen
in floral shops, bouquets adorning dinner tables and in many fashions generally
adding beauty to the world around us. Artists have incorporated wildlife
and plants into works of art since the beginning of recorded history. Cave
walls, mosaics and churches often contain designs of foliage. But with
the coming of the "Plastic Age," artists now have a whole spectrum of tools
ranging from dirt to plastic to create foliage in their work. This group
show, Foliage, contains a mix of traditional and modern art techniques.
Within these various techniques there are many ways to approach and manipulate
foliage. These creations show the diversity of technique and tactile approach
to rendering foliage into art. Without foliage we would surely be doomed
and the more time we spend cultivating our natural environment, the healthier
our planet and our species will become. Our ongoing desire to represent
foliage through artistic means clearly represents our affinity towards
the blossoming wonders of nature. Let us then honor Mother Earth in our
many ways and not forget the importance she has in the modern world as
we step forwards into the future. ----aint
that a bummer; finally, once in a bleu moon something sounds good, then
it don't go nowhere. stupid artists/ I guess the guy is doing pretty well
for a solo man though; they tend to cast their nets wide
interesting graph (click it to see where it came from); esthetically bonafide I 'd say; I wish more of this sorta science would seep through the variously tinted and tainted blocks at indy fist making 'manifestations' --------- This graph goes with the text 'pluposted' (in addition to source) in DanWinter.htm (perhaps in /2002/ by the time you catch up to this) ----- Here is another file along those lines: ping.be/beeldschoon/ biogeometry /resonantie/resonantie_uk.html
seeds-of-wholeness.org/ fix yoself a Winteritis infection by attending a conf similar to this past one in Holland (to which I wasn't invited); stars attended: Explore systems theory with Prof. Dr. Ralf Abraham, Prof. Dr. Beverly Rubik (no onlinework) and Dr. Elisabet Sahtouris (one of my first big net discoveries). Dan did a seminar in Oslo too. ----------------------------------- Dutch Winterite Saskia Bosman does dan winter related stuff in dutch: --------- shapersofeducation.org/ hsl/bosman/saskia%20bosman.htm -------------- spiralsofevolution.nl/nl/onderzoek.shtml Saskia Bosman heeft kennelijk het een en ander van Winter en kornuiten in het Hollands vertaald soulinvitation.com (..../pineal) milieubewustzijn.nl , Projecten, Bewustzijnsonderzoek, download gratis boek ³Zo Binnen Zo Buiten². hheartmath.org (and .com)
- Ivan Fraser opposes Icke and the like, wether along the lines of Nick Cooks(who made the NRC in a big sat. day spread the first week of july?) earthsprouted UFO's I know not (yet). He seems to believe in some sort of value in posting the Protocols of Zion. His only value might actually rest in the criticism on the medical establishment and promotion of alternatives. ----
Another sorta Dan convivial is Robert Neil Boyd at rialian.com/rnboyd; drop drops on a reflected rainbow here: rialian.com/rnboyd/subtle-energies.htm and find links on Subtle Energies, Radionics, and Hyperdimensional Energetics -------- www2.gol.com/users/arise0mk/gravitonj.htm Graviton power ----- I-Ching-tree.jpg (200K) Aaaaaaahhhh,, YES!!!!!!! nourishment ----------- links to such little official american decency as we have left: Edward S. Curtis' North American Indian Photographic Collection --- This link is to a Library of Congress project that allowed the scanning of 2000 photographs of North American Indians taken during the first quarter of the 20th century. It gives a unique view into the diversity of cultures that once covered this continent. --------
http://www.ralph-abraham.org/wit
A slide show about the tides and marches of civilizations
------
should be contrasted with
the popular book by wolkstein on Inanna the queen of heaven -------
journeys of the goddess by WIT: the most ancient form of the great goddess
goes back to the ice age adn is an icon or matrix that imbodies the musical
scale, a system of proportion, a lunar calender, and a concrete answer
to the questions: how does the one generatie the many?
------ how
does the female generate difference in the form and story of the male body?
------ first
gate of the underworld ----------
when she entered the first
gate, the shugurra, the crown of the plain, was removed. (loss of agriculture,
return to barbarism ------- rod
and line lost = standardization and social order ------
healing protection and beauty get lost too ------
the fifth gate is garbled
worse than the others ----------
lover, patron, garment
------- 8th gate
DISTURBING
PSYCHOANALYTIC ORIGINS: A DERRIDEAN
READING OF FREUDIAN THEORY the part of this looongwinded and
oooonline work that refers to Jeffrey Moussaief
Masson who wrote on the emotions of animals eric.anders.net/dissertation/limiting.html
-
23k I present: CHAPTER 3 (Un)Easily
Contained Elements Section -- 1 Suffering Reminiscences: Reading
Derrida’s Reading of the Project -- 2. Limiting the Effects
of Memory and Chance in Freud’s Work with "Hysterics"
2 google pages worth of hits on the 2 words spinoza and state as searchterms ---- Most critical note out of the bunch: media-visions.com/globalsense-II-18.htmlFrom Part II: On Despotism and Authority Addiction - part of a big site by Ken Freed (man with a rodent face) who purports to be very carried away by and to try carry forward the work of Thomas Paine -- but what his views on money are I know not (nor those of Paine come to think of it but seem to recall Beckerath regarding him not unfavorably). . . a quick perusal tells me he seems to have caught a tiny but viable seed: "That's why the way we spend our money acts as a political vote."(found in a passage about interactive tv called A Proposal to Produce Public Understanding of Our Interactivity . Deep Media Literacy) ---- he is on aligningwithpurpose.com radio along with Cyberclass.net ---- nyt.co.uk/kenfreed.htm He is the author of two research reports from Financial Times Media, "Global Markets for Interactive Television" (2000), which says the smart money is on both personalization and privacy, and "Opportunities in Educational Television" (1998,) which calls for developing markets by developing minds. |
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item 0796 for july: Re: why the left is so stooo...ewwwwwwwww....pid
From: michael pugliese (debsian@pacbell.net) Date: Fri Jul 12 2002
- 19:16:22 EDT -------- Next message: John Mage: "Re: Cop
Watching is Illegal" Previous message: michael pugliese: "Re: Cuba/Re:
why the left is so hopeless in AmeriKKKa" ------
(damn, webbox byte limits...) Why are some leftists so predictable? Frank
Scott, like co-thinker, William Meachem, cannot admit that Joe Gowolka,
anarchist, or folks like me, influenced by a wide variety of left theories
from Trotskyism, libertarian communism, left social democracy, and yes
those ex-leftists that wrote for Partisan Review, jerks his knee and sqwaks,
Miami, to Joe? Yup, critics of Stalinism, are all Gusanos, life time members
of the Cuban American National Foundation, that receive white envelopes
from Langley, VA. This reactionary, Old Left reflex is the real reason
why the US left is so isolated. Myself, I don't agree with state capitalist
analyses of Soviet type societies, whether from Kautsky, Hilferding or
Tony Cliff, the Trot. Doesn't make sense to me based on my understanding
of marxist econ. Be that as it may, I don't see anyone here, except Doug,
offering any coherent case against the critcisms. Michael Pugliese ------------------
Why This Leftist Ought To Type Slower ;-) Meant to say...Why Frank Scott'ism
cannot see that criticism, in the family, as it were, does not have an
origin or motive or consequence that has as it's intellectual author any
apparatus named, IMF, CIA, Cuban Am. National Fndtn., NSA, World Bank.
Reminded of a Soviet cartoon from Ogonyok from 1937 with trotsky, Kamenev
and Zinoviev as Pigs Feeding at a troph full of Mud being filled by a Nazi.
Michael Pugliese ------------------------ Re: Cuba/Re: why the left is
so hopeless in AmeriKKKa From: Michael Pugliese (debsian@pacbell.net) Date:
Sun Jul 14 2002 - 06:12:44 EDT > I doubt one would see this development
> reported in Z Magazine who likely see the International Criminal > Court
as a means of taking down Castro, despite America's > utter hostility to
it. Huh? Explicate please. Carrol Man, Carrol, you don't read Edward Herman!
(Klein in In These Times leters to the editor latest issue destroyed his
reply o anti- semitism.)A freeper saw it on Z... Your fellow fan of Milosevic
, even met the freak and shpok his hand, Nestor Gorojovsky, the Peronist
Trotskyist, on the http://www.icdsm.org/files/members.htm ICDSM, sez the
ICC and ICTY s/b opposed since Castro might be arrested. Was the reason
idel didn't go to seattle in '99. ----- freerepublic.com/focus/news/714667/posts
Media and new humanitarian normalization of victor s justice Zmag | Edward
S. Herman Posted on 07/11/2002 4:10 PM Pacific by konijn Media and new
humanitarian normalization of victor?s justice By Edward S. Herman Michael
Pugliese --------
0843: Re: Cop Watching is Illegal From: John Mage (jmage@panix.com) Date: Sat Jul 13 2002 - 11:52:33 EDT Next message: pms: "Insurance industry out of control" Previous message: JCWisc@aol.com: "Re: Cuba/Re: why the left is so hopeless in AmeriKKKa" Maybe in reply to: Kevin Robert Dean: "Cop Watching is Illegal" Next in thread: Chuck Grimes: "re: Cop Watching is Illegal" -- Justin Schwartz wrote: > Bail in general is not a right, although if it is available it can't be > unreasonably high. ------------ Jeez, Justin. Petty theft not bailable if there's a prior? That's shocking. And "three strikes' laws? And the range of maxi-maxi conditions now routinely applied in US and state prisons that amount to torture under international law? What will it take to shock you? How do you think the US has managed to build the gulag that makes it the Number One Prison State (by percentage of population imprisoned) in the world? Haven't you noticed that acquittals are more than rare, that prosecutors&police are the only ones with discretion in regard to sentencing, that parole is routinely being denied *on the basis of the "severity" of the original offense* (amounting to non-judicial resentencing), that Fourth Amendment protection from unreasonable searches has totally disappeared from automobiles, public transport, school lockers, even school kids' bodies? Haven't you noticed the perfunctory and usually incompetent representation of the great mass of criminal defendants? And the astounding number of secret police (FBI, DEA and all the state equivalents)? And the 'I'll smash your head if you don't lick my feet' attitude the police take toward the citizenry (Kelly has been eloquent about this...)? And the percentage of black kids who can expect to serve time in prison? And - even apart from the Number One world position in regard to percentage of population imprisoned - the millions and millions more subject to non-incarcerational supervision on parole&probation? The US is a Prison/Police State, but of course with (eroding) due process protections for the rich who can afford competent counsel and for a random lucky tiny minority of non-rich. Yes, it is vitally important to defend even this last small civilized outpost. And true - especially for the bottom half of the population - this represents no qualitative change historically, but the quantity has been increasing rapidly now for a whole generation. A great deal of courage is going to be demanded of the handful of decent federal and state (concentrated in NYC & California) judges. But the fact remains that if - for example's sake while with a joint - you get on the wrong side of the police in the US you stand a *five to ten times* greater chance of losing your freedom (& in effect for good) than in civilized countries like Cuba or Germany. This is a Prison/Police State. john mage ----------- plenny more interesting legalistic countering between Bartlett and Justin Schwartz takes place after that------------------ in a white supremacy thread: This reminds me of my favorite casual reader of Nietzsche joke, which seems germane to a chart about right wing crazies. It was in the movie A Fish Called Wanda. Jamie Lee Curtis calls Kevin Kline a mindless gorilla who always uses force when there are better ways. He says "I'm not a gorilla! Gorillas don't read Nietzsche!" And she answers "Yes they do! They just don't understand him!" |
Most forwarded in
september:commondreams.org/views01/0923-03.htm
A Pure, High
Note of Anguish by Barbara Kingsolver
Most forwarded in
october: commondreams.org/views01/1014-01.htm
No Glory in Unjust
War on the Weak by Barbara Kingsolver
Items
in brief:
mediatransparency.com/
Good
place to start grappling with (criminal) philanthropy
circlealpha.com/
includes
a list with 200 far left publications (a year
old)
Content-refreshment.htm:
sorta
my third loggin style permanent URL
through
which I plan to circulate prfr candidatin' texts.
This batch is 105K
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fill 'm in, up n out (just don't write anything I would not approve of)
Accumulating, simultaneously and apace with this file is: Indymediasamples.htm --- My recent (non-violent, yet all the more forceful) picks and posts from the (still one and same welcome extended to all comers, undispersedly non-differentiatingly central) indymedia news and opinion site (up to over 50.000 items around now) also get archived in the /2001/ subdir once they reach 70 - 100K. ---
Stat installed for 18 old files (out of the hundreds in the 30megs here) on the 13th of july 2001 and in every indy (starting at 7) + logbriefer file since (about 3 a month) (multiple file visits count as one). |