Dear Wil,

My, these are big issues aren't they? I certainly won't demand
discussion with anybody about anything. I'm sorry if you feel that my
views aren't open to discussion. I benefit a lot from our discussions
here.

If Marx has a theory about the truth content of "ideologies," and how
to extract that content, I'd be interested to hear about it.

Best, Bob

>
>Marx's critique of ideology is not unlike Hegel's critique of religion
>(of God in the 'objective' sense), which I realize we already disagree
>over. Ideologies are grounded in concrete realities that are alienated
> from their truth. It is essentially the same as the notion of
>fetishization of commodities and other celebrated Marxian critiques.
>
>But, as I see a creeping religious conservatism in your posts over the
>last year or so, I will not push the point, but only ask that you
>'agree to disagree', as it were, with others here (or just me, at the
>very least) over the question of Naturalism and science, etc.
>
>Yours,
>Wil
>

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