Daily Archives: May 5, 2012

Those That Leave Their Valiant Bones In France

5th
May. × ’12
By Roderick

David Hart and Robert Leroux have released an amazing-looking anthology of French Liberalism in the 19th Century, including several works not previously translated. Check out the table of contents: Introduction Part I: The Empire (up to 1815) 1. Pierre-Louis Roederer: Property Rights (1800) 2. Jean-Baptiste Say: The Division of Labour (1803) 3. Destutt de Tracy: [...]

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Where the Ruffalo Roam

5th
May. × ’12
By Roderick

Thus spake Marvel Studios star-tsar Kevin Feige: There had been discussion as to where to take … the part [of the Hulk] and Joss [Whedon] had some ideas. He came to us and said, “I’d like to think about another actor,” and we said, “Well, much of what we like about The Avengers is we’re [...]

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Anti-Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, Part 2

5th
May. × ’12
By Roderick

Both Caps (like Daniel Sanchez) and Socks (like Magpie Killjoy) – aligned, as so often, in a common conflationism – have accused Macks of trying to pull a bait-and-switch by redefining “capitalism” to mean “corporatism.” But if you look at what the Macks actually say, the accusation won’t fly. Macks have distinguished a variety of [...]

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