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Monet's Berm is where the story catches up. I can't seem to put down the book.

Done with pt. 14 to 18. Need to do notes.

Foreword @ p. xiv.

I'm doing some summary notes per section

Done with division of labor and machinery

p. 35 (Intro by Mandel)

Conversely, the struggle against capitalist exploitation means, for workers, a struggle to reduce the working day without any reduction of wage, a struggle for cuts in the work-load, a struggle for increased real wages.

A Special Kind of Slavery

"The Garners, it seemed to her, ran a special kind of slavery, treating them like paid labor, listening to what they said, teaching what they wanted to know." (p. 140)

Currently reading Ernest Mendel's Introduction...

Great overview of Marx's historical dialectical materialist method. Unto Saint Bruno.

Helm's Deep!

Riders of Rohan!

'Fiction' of HUME.

Lothlorien!

"But this is not a book about postmodernism; nor, except in an extended sense, is it about modernism either. Rather, it is a book about time which grew out of a book about modernity, a book about the philosophy of time which grew out of a book about the culture of modernity: two books, written as one."

I guess I have to watch a Ferrara first before continuing Brenez' analysis.

Preface was okay. Moving on to Introduction.

Under the Dinosaurs.