I would be happy to do that, once I have finished reading chapter 3, so
that I know where he's going. At the point where I was when I commented,
Yrjo refers to the increasing interdependence & complexity of activity
systems in what is sometimes referred to as late capitalism/ fast
capitalism etc. and suggests that these conditions promote L-III (and new
subjectivities, I'd add, of a heightened reflexivity). As I said, I have to
finish the chapter, among the usual other obligations.
Judy
At 04:09 PM 4/29/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Judy, you wrote:
>
>> Yrjo seems here [I know, everyone else participating in this thread has
>> already passed "here" already--I'm moving along slowly] to be moving
>> towards a merging of learning III with fast capitalist production
>
>Could you explain what you mean here. I don't know what you mean by "fast
>capitalist production" and I'm having a hard time figuring out what that
>could be in what YE has in Ch3 although in another article I distincly
>remember him portraying the contradictions of activity systems in capitalist
>systems (in which the commodity contradiction is alway the dominant one)
>tending toward more humanized activity systems which, at least within the
>political vocabulary of the U.S. would mean more socialized, not more
>capitalist ones.
>
>Paul H. Dillon
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