Jim’s Substack
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The Eighteenth Brumaire - Ten Years Later
Trump 1.0, his first round in the Presidency, rivaled the bizarre rants and buffoonery of Louis-Napoleon. Keeping the eyes of the public fixed upon himself, violating long-held norms, unleashing chaotic, erratic, and wholly unprincipled exe...
The Wrecker Comes for Me
From early May, I got parked at our 100-year-old cabin overlooking Lake Nojiri. My wife would stay at a Japanese University in Mitaka, a western Tokyo suburb. She’s been retired for a couple years, but can’t quite say die, still fiddling wi...
Home Improvement
“He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.”
Viktor Frankel, Man’s Search for Meaning (1946)
This quote was originally from Friedrich Nietzsche. That never came up when Frankel’s book was assigned in a senior-year, semester-lon...
The Eighteenth Brumaire - Ten Years Later
Trump 1.0, his first round in the Presidency, rivaled the bizarre rants and buffoonery of France’s Louis-Napoleon. Keeping the eyes of the public fixed upon himself, violating long-held norms, unleashing chaotic, erratic, and wholly unprinc...
The Eighteenth Brumaire
“Hegel remarks somewhere that all great world historical facts and personages appear twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce…”
Thus begins the opening chapter Marx’s account of how a second rate, pathet...
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American born in Bombay, credentialed in Sociology, often taught interdisciplinary and, at the end of my brilliant career, am looking to find a more creative voice and vision. Photo from 1971, in the Apennines with my father.
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