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Excellent thank you! It also looks like "Language: A Biological Model" is free as well.

re Millikan, she also has available online the following paper on "Naturalizing Intentionality":

http://www.philosophy.uconn.edu/depa...an/xxwcong.pdf

Her first book, "Language, Thought and Other Biological Categories" but also "Whte Queen Pychology and Other Essays for Alice", and her most recent book, "Language: A Biological Model." Those are her main books. The first one is quite difficult though, so you might start with the more recent one, "Language: A Biological Model."

You once mentioned to me that you were influenced by Ruth Millikan. What books of her's do you think are the best to read?

Hey. I've been reading a lot of your posts and enjoy reading what you have to say. I tend to agree with a lot of it and they've been helping me form my own views.

A nation-wide class struggle anarchist organization already exists...Workers Solidarity Alliance.

And of course there is NEFAC in the northeast. The various class struggle anarchist conferences (of which there have been 3) have had discussions on regroupment and refoundation, and there is a process at present, initiated by Miami Solidarity and Autonomy that could lead in the direction of regroupment. In addition to NEFAC and WSA, there are currently a number of other class struggle anarchist groups, such as MAS, Four Star, Buffalo Class Action, Amanecer. But forming them into a single national organization would take a protracted process.

There's some talk of some support for a nationwide class struggle Anarchist federation in the US. Some people over on libcom have mentioned it. Have you heard anything about this?

Can you recommend any good anarcho-syndicalist articles? Not a million page book, if you know what I mean.

Thanks.