Re: [xmca] Ilyenkov and Spinosa, with relevance to LSV

Peter---

We have received a small grant here at UCSD to increase the scholarly
utility of XMCA in a variety of ways. We currently have a version of xmca
that is a single data base which allows us to
recycle discussions from about 15 years back up to the present, but does not
have some of the features of the current threaded discourse version to be
found at xmca website so we have
hesitated to activate it for the group. At the same time, we hope to be able
to provide a way for message items to become live to online resources, to
gather scattered, similar threads together,
and so on.

Providing systematic links to sites such as Sasha's can be done informally
now at the "affiliated organizations" page of lchc, but your note indicates
further and more effective lines of development.

More on this when it can be organized. Volunteer labor warmly accepted!!
:-)

mike

2008/6/1 Peter Smagorinsky <smago@uga.edu>:

> Thanks to all for providing a lifetime's worth of reading! I wonder if the
> xmca website can provide a set of links to all of these terrific online
> libraries so that we can consult them as time allows. Thanks,Peter
>
> Peter Smagorinsky
> The University of Georgia
> 125 Aderhold Hall
> Athens, GA 30602
> smago@uga.edu/phone:706-542-4507
> http://www.coe.uga.edu/lle/faculty/smagorinsky/index.html
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: xmca-bounces@weber.ucsd.edu [mailto:xmca-bounces@weber.ucsd.edu] On
> Behalf Of Alexander Surmava
> Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2008 1:15 AM
> To: mcole@weber.ucsd.edu; 'eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity'
> Subject: RE: [xmca] Ilyenkov and Spinosa, with relevance to LSV
>
> Hi, Mike
>
>
>
> as one of participants of the discussion among Russian followers of
> Il'enkov
> I can only greet the interest to this topic from our Western colleagues.
> This discussion, as well as the discussion on XMCA concerning materialism
> and idealism demonstrates that the real alive research process in the field
> of CHAT shifted now to the sphere of Dialectical psychology at least in
> Russia and XMCA :-).
>
> I afford some remarks to the topic which will be entirely subjective as I
> represent interested party in the discussion.
>
> I deeply appreciate Andrey Maidansky as an organizer of web sites with full
> collections of texts of Evald Il'enkov and Spinoza. His giant work which
> gave all of us a technical possibility to read and download practically ALL
> Ik'enkov's texts and great number of his photos can't be underestimated.
>
> In the same time I participated in the discussion between Andrey and Lev
> Konstantinovitch Naumenko and entirely share the position of the latter.
> Now
> when Andrey's text, which he translated into English is available for
> XMCA'ers I insist that all his arguments will acquire a sense only in the
> full context of discussion. Now only Russophones can estimate not only
> sophisticated (and translated into English) arguments of Maidansky but the
> arguments of his opponents as well. I mean first of all three articles of
> Lev Naumenko and at any rate one my unpublished (English) article about
> further development of Il'enkov-Spinizian idea of thinking body (it waits
> it's turn for publication in JREEP for two years :-) and I am not sure I'll
> live to see it published ;-) and one my unpublished (Russian) monograph can
> contribute the more concrete vision of the opposite positions. Not to speak
> of my new article analyzing the newly published Vygotsky manuscripts from
> Il'enkov's dialectical perspective.
>
> Lev Naumenko argues against main idea of Andrey in the field of philosophy
> and logic, while I'm trying to demonstrate the heuristic potential of the
> very Il'enkov's ideas (of "thinking body)" which Andrey tries to discard in
> theoretic psychology. From my point of view Maidansky is trying to discard
> the most interesting and the most exact dialectical idea of Evald Il'enkov,
> the idea which puts him as a thinker into the one rank with the greatest
> world philosophers like Hegel and Marx. Maydansky is trying to catch
> Il'enkov in the act of banal scholastic blunder or misunderstanding, in
> "falsification" of Spinoza. I am sure that those attempts are absolutely
> inadequate themselves.
>
> As a result Maydansky invites say psychology to return to banal
> Cartesianism
> and behaviorism.
>
> The alternative way of development can be realized entirely on Il'enkov's
> insights about Spinoza, on his great dialectical idea of "thinking body".
> Here we (Dialectical psychologists) invite everybody to pay attention to
> the
> problems (e.g. psycho-physical problem) and only lately to the words and
> declarations, to be researchers more than ideologists as some of us often
> used to be.
>
> Those who want to go deeper in all this stuff I can invite to my website
> were texts of discussion are available.
>
> http://voxnet.ru/~monada/archive.php?lng=eng<http://voxnet.ru/%7Emonada/archive.php?lng=eng>
>
> English texts:
>
> 1.EVALD IL'ENKOV AND WORLD PHILOSOPHY by Lev Naumenko
>
> Russian texts:
>
> 6. L.K.Naumenko Ob Eval'de Il'enkove, o vremeni i nemnogo o sebe
>
> 11.A.D. Maidanskii Ponyatie myshleniya u Il'enkova i Spinozy Voprosy
> filosofii, 8 (2002), s. 163-173 1
>
> 12.A.D. Maidanskii O myslyaschih veschah i zharenyh kvadratah
>
> 13.L.K.Naumenko O <MYSLYaSchEM TELE>, <DEISTVUYuSchEM DELE>, O KVADRATNYH
> KVADRATAH I KVADRATAH ZhARENYH.
>
>
>
> <http://voxnet.ru/~monada/articles.php?lng=eng<http://voxnet.ru/%7Emonada/articles.php?lng=eng>
> >
> http://voxnet.ru/~monada/articles.php?lng=eng<http://voxnet.ru/%7Emonada/articles.php?lng=eng>
>
> My English texts:
>
> 14. A.Surmava Life psyche consciousness Published in Russian in collected
> works of Vygotsky institute, RGGU.
>
> 18. A.Surmava TO THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF THE PSYCHO-PHYSICAL PROBLEM
> Unpublished article.
>
> Russian texts:
>
> 1. A.Surmava THE PRINCIPLES OF REFLECTIVE THEORY OF ACTIVITY. Manuscript
> of unpublished monograph.
>
> 17. Psycholigy and dialectic - the drama of creation (ThÕ theoretic
> reflection upon the newly published manuscript of Vygotsky.) Published in
> "Metodologiya i istoriya psihologii". #1, 2007. Moscow
>
> 16. Il'enkov and revolution in psychology (In Russian ) (About Evald
> Il'enkov and its revolutionary role in the history of psychology).
>
>
>
> By the way the available in English article "TO THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF THE
> PSYCHO-PHYSICAL PROBLEM" has direct connection to the discussion on
> Idealism and Materialism as well.
>
>
>
> Thereupon I put the dot and go to bed J:
>
>
>
> See you!
>
> Sasha
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: xmca-bounces@weber.ucsd.edu [mailto:xmca-bounces@weber.ucsd.edu] On
> Behalf Of Mike Cole
> Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2008 10:27 PM
> To: eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity
> Cc: Andrey Maidansky
> Subject: [xmca] Ilyenkov and Spinosa, with relevance to LSV
>
>
>
> People may be interested in checking out a brief discussion a discussion of
>
> the idea of
>
> "thinking body" in Ilyenkov and Spinoza to be found at the following url.
>
>
>
> http://caute.net.ru/spinoza/mds/am.htm
>
>
>
> Professor Maidansky has also written a paper on Spinoza and LSV that starts
>
> from a fragment in LSV's diary where he says that only a future psychology
>
> will be able to make use of Spinoza's insights. We hope to publish the
>
> article
>
> in JREEP.
>
>
>
> mike
>
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