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ISJ Index Main Newspaper Index Encyclopedia of Trotskyism International Socialism , Winter 1963/4 Alasdair MacIntyre Labour policy and capitalist planning From International Socialism No.15 , Winter 1963/4, pp.5-9. for ETOL all Engels, Socialism Utopian and Scientific capitalism Lenin, State and Revolution I. The New Capitalism Commission du Plan , the secretariat of the Common Market in Brussels, that of the European Iron and Steel Community, and at home, NEDC. These instruments are essentially meeting-points for different capitalist interests. It is as these different interests embody the joint decisions in their own plans, those of ICI and Unilever, of Krupps and BSA, of Renault and the National Coal Board, that capitalist planning becomes a reality. II. The End of Reformism Inaugural Address laissez-faire The Middle Way The Future of the Labour Party Equally, as I have already argued, the ruling class has changed. They do not need to accommodate themselves to the working-class now by means of parliamentary institutions. The fundamental transactions in which class meets with class are directly economic and take place in the various institutional forms of arbitration and negotiation. These institutions absorb the reformist leadership into not merely legislating for capitalism (as the reformists used to do in parliament) but actually helping to administer it. Neo-capitalist bureaucracies can assimilate trade union bureaucrats in a way that old style capitalsts never could. We can now see why Wilson could succeed where Gaitskell failed. The collapse of reformism has left a policy vacuum among the traditionalists of both Right and Left, and the new capitalism has no place in their theoretical maps. Moreover the continuity between the work of the last Labour government and the shape of the new capitalism is sufficiently evident for reformist adherence to the new capitalism to be strongly reinforced.

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ToddSeavey.com ToddSeavey.com Book Selection of the Month (January 2007): After Virtue by Alasdair MacIntyre Straussian philosophy Only on page 199 (out of 260) do we get the first, out-of-the-blue indication that serious Marxism might lie ahead. There, after the preceding several chapters of Martha-Nussbaum-like, neo-Aristotelian talk of what sound to me like bourgeois, Republican-friendly virtues (even if and and paleoconservative The Odyssey MacIntyre vs. Relativism and Emotivism really are either by embracing some form of relativism or [UPDATE: which my friend Kyle Smith, movie critic at New York Post Starship Troopers RoboCop II and RoboCop III Sin City made clear; of course, putting modern liberal sentiments in the mouths of ancient Spartans would be absurd, so perhaps we should be grateful the warriors in Another Philosophical Hybrid debaters at Lolita Bar this month Flow , we can agree that happiness is paramount while also acknowledging that it is too complex and individualized a phenomenon to turn into a short checklist of specific hobbies, possessions, or behaviors that all people should have. Those ancient virtues MacIntyre described may have been more concrete than the theories of Kant or the existentialists, but it is precisely their abstract characteristics that makes it possible to imagine importing them, or their analogues, to our own era. Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (not published) (required) Website Home was posted on Monday, January 1st, 2007 at 10:14 pm and is filed under

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Religion: If there is No God By Leszek Kolakowski. Oxford, $19.95. After Virtue: A study in Moral Theory. By Alasdair MacIntyre. Notre Dame, $15.95, $7.95 paper. Consequences of Pragmatism: Essays, 1972-1980. By Richard Rorty. Minneso GeorgeScialabba.Net Book reviews, commentary, and more. « Previous Next » Religion: If there is No God By Leszek Kolakowski. Oxford, $19.95. After Virtue: A study in Moral Theory. By Alasdair MacIntyre. Notre Dame, $15.95, $7.95 paper. Consequences of Pragmatism: Essays, 1972-1980. By Richard Rorty. Minneso The argument over modernity is as old as modernity. Pascal could not forgive Descartes and Montaigne for begetting irony, self-consciousness, radical doubt. Kant labored to overcome Hume’s skepticism. Kierkegaard railed at Hegel’s cosmopolitan historicism. Dostoevsky stated the conservatives’ ultimate misgiving: “If God does not exist, everything is permitted.” On the left, too, there is a tradition of ambivalence about the results of certain modern liberations. Mill fretted that virtue might not survive the decline of Christian superstition. Morris was sure that Beauty and mass production could not coexist. Lawrence called industrialism “a black mistake.” By now the modernist turn seems irreversible, yet thoughtful radicals like Christopher Lasch and Michael Walzer are still troubled by a sense of something lost as everything solid melts into air. What has worried opponents of modernism is its primarily critical, destructive character. Its chief strategies have been negative: dissolution (of supposedly fundamental distinctions), unmasking (of unconscious motives, class interests), debunking (of myths), stripping away (of gratuitous assumptions, superfluous first principles). In one perspective, modern intellectual history seems a kind of ascetic frenzy, a continual renunciation of consoling, structure-providing, community- creating illusions. And what, ask the anti-modernists, is left? Babel, chaos, anomie, nihilism: unreal cities, a handful of dust.

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