David Ruccio's Blog is daily filled with valuable critique of capitalism.
One of his posts today was more personal.
I encourage you to read this short summary of what Professor Resnick meant to Ruccio as a teacher. Many of his thoughts echo my own (that I have not yet been able to face and clearly articulate since Steve's death).
I would also like to draw attention to the point that capitalism, has a history, thus a beginning and an end. Profound and beautiful in summary. Thank you to David for this post....
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Showing posts with label Stephen Resnick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephen Resnick. Show all posts
06 February 2013
04 January 2013
Farewell O Great Teacher
I am sure I will have much more to write about this in the future:
For now... It saddens me greatly to post a farewell to wonderful Economist, Marxist, Teacher, Mentor, Adviser and Friend, Stephen Resnick. Steve passed away yesterday, January 2nd 2013. Contrary to everything he has taught me about overdetermination, no other single human being has had such an impact on my life. For the most part words fail me at the moment, but I wish the best for Steve's family and for him, in whatever (if anything) comes next. This blog will be filled with writing remembering Steve and his work in the coming weeks/months/years, but for now, I love you Steve, You will be remembered fondly and missed terribly.
Thank You for everything!
For now... It saddens me greatly to post a farewell to wonderful Economist, Marxist, Teacher, Mentor, Adviser and Friend, Stephen Resnick. Steve passed away yesterday, January 2nd 2013. Contrary to everything he has taught me about overdetermination, no other single human being has had such an impact on my life. For the most part words fail me at the moment, but I wish the best for Steve's family and for him, in whatever (if anything) comes next. This blog will be filled with writing remembering Steve and his work in the coming weeks/months/years, but for now, I love you Steve, You will be remembered fondly and missed terribly.
Thank You for everything!
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