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http://www.tcrecord.org/Content.asp?ContentID=15750and there are about 8 other articles. I think these might be free this week for non-subscribers, but I'm not sure; and if they are free now they might not be after this week. The online subscription is $15/year for access to all of their content & archives.
On Wed, 2 Nov 2011, Larry Purss wrote:
Hi Tony and Andy Andy, your comments were not narrowing the conversation. I was respecting the need to re-focus on Peter's and Julian's articles. That is why I'm sending a new thread on the impact of market relations on other realms of relating. I'm posting an attached article that I believe is expressing the same concerns as Zygmunt. The first 4 pages where Arendt's concept of "world" [as artifactual] seems relevant for engaging with the genre of the lost public sphere expressed in both Arendt's and Baumans works. Larry
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