Posts published in “Seminars”

We will meet this Sat­ur­day at 2 p.m. at LIU Brook­lyn, Health Sci­ences Bldg., Room 224. Michael Pelias will intro­duce and engage Del­la Volpe and…

Stan­ley will hold class at his res­i­dence at 12 Noon this Sat­ur­day, Decem­ber 1st: A con­tin­u­a­tion of Benjamin’s Con­cept of His­to­ry (1940). 244 Madi­son Ave.…

Due to a series of bust­ed pipes that have affect­ed my res­i­dence and require my pres­ence in Mon­tre­al, I will have to post­pone class this…

Dear All: Our next class is sched­uled for Sat­ur­day, Decem­ber 1st at the People’s Forum at 2 p.m. We will sum up Lukacs, a short…

Del­la Volpe, Gal­vano. “Ital­ian Hegelian­ism: Croce and Galileo” pp. 229–246 in Log­ic as a Pos­i­tive Sci­ence (NLB, 1980)

We began with a short sum­ma­ry of Marx’s use of tech­ni­cal vocab­u­lary in the Paris man­u­scripts. The use of the term, Ent­frem­den, lit­er­al­ly to estrange…

Again, a thank you to Arto Artin­ian and Peter Brat­sis for lead­ing the sem­i­nar last week on the ear­ly Marx’s Paris Man­u­scripts and I will…

The Frankfurt School and the paradoxical idea of progress: Thinking beyond Critical Theory with Stanley Aronowitz Mar­cuse, Her­bert. Eros and Civ­i­liza­tion: A Philo­soph­i­cal Inquiry into Freud, Part II…

The pas­sage from Spon­ta­neous Phi­los­o­phy to Phi­los­o­phy of Prax­is needs to be reit­er­at­ed. We nev­er ful­ly tran­scend or go beyond the ele­ments of Spon­ta­neous Phi­los­o­phy,…