Re: MCA Fall 1995

From: Wolff-Michael Roth (mroth@uvic.ca)
Date: Sun Dec 17 2000 - 05:46:31 PST


>Thank you all for your input, but I am still struggling with my direction
>here. My interest is not academic or that of a historian or of a teacher.
>My interest is to understand how we could live with modern industry but
>without money. This means I want to know what sort of people we must be so
>live in such a way.
>
>So, my interest in pre-capitalist peoples is only instrumental, if any.

Andy, you might be interested in the work of Stefan Meretz in
Germany. He works on free and open software, such as Linux, which are
set up so that those who develop it do not and cannot make money on
it. He sees it as the basis for thinking a new society. Parallel to
it is his effort of 'open theory', which is developed at the group
level but in a way that ALL participate and contribute to the
development of theory (as in open software).

Here his web site, where the links are for different projects, which
also includes Critical Psychology, founded by the German Marxist
psychologist Klaus Holzkamp:

  http://www.meretz.de

I don't know whether he has written anything in English, though.

Michael

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