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-Two sides of Governor Eyre debate- Carlyle vs. Mill- Woolf’s comments | -Two sides of Governor Eyre debate- Carlyle vs. Mill- Woolf’s comments | ||
-“If you’re not with us, you’re against us” idea of Levy in relation to Carlyle and Mill branches- does Woolf fall against Carlyle but not with Mill? | -“If you’re not with us, you’re against us” idea of Levy in relation to Carlyle and Mill branches- does Woolf fall against Carlyle but not with Mill? | ||
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And this is more what we talked about today | And this is more what we talked about today | ||
-background on Mill branch | -background on Mill branch | ||
-background on Carlyle/Galton branch | -background on Carlyle/Galton branch | ||
-connection of Woolf to Mill | -connection of Woolf to Mill | ||
-connection of Woolf to Carlyle/Galton | -connection of Woolf to Carlyle/Galton | ||
it's not very specific, we'd probably talk about the mention of the Jamaica Committee, the distrust of experts, and the several pages referencing Carlyle directly, just as a starting point for comparisons. | it's not very specific, we'd probably talk about the mention of the Jamaica Committee, the distrust of experts, and the several pages referencing Carlyle directly, just as a starting point for comparisons. | ||
Revision as of 19:36, 24 November 2008
This is the outline I made after our meeting with McPhail
-Carlyle- Sprenger connection
-Two sides of Governor Eyre debate- Carlyle vs. Mill- Woolf’s comments
-“If you’re not with us, you’re against us” idea of Levy in relation to Carlyle and Mill branches- does Woolf fall against Carlyle but not with Mill?
-Woolf’s arguments against fascism- outline specifically
And this is more what we talked about today
-background on Mill branch
-background on Carlyle/Galton branch
-connection of Woolf to Mill
-connection of Woolf to Carlyle/Galton
it's not very specific, we'd probably talk about the mention of the Jamaica Committee, the distrust of experts, and the several pages referencing Carlyle directly, just as a starting point for comparisons.
