<nettime> Christopher Hill and The World Turned Upside Down

["Lachlan Brown" <l.brown@london.com>]

Aye, Nettimers should be aware that The World Turned Upside Down 'was the only truly useful Web Developers Manual. I wonder whether Professor Christopher Hill ever knew that. 

I'm sure he did.
 
I used his insight, taped from a talk he gave in London in 1993 
in my 'Love is the Law: the passion of revolt' 1994, part one of 
an allegory of the emergence of internet in culture.

Lachlan


Christopher Hill, the great Marxist historian and author of "The 
World Upside Down" died this past Monday.

Obituary at:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/obituaries/story/0,3604,902955,00.html

-- 
Dave Mandl
dmandl@panix.com
davem@wfmu.org
http://www.wfmu.org/~davem


Lachlan Brown

Toronto
(416) 666 1452

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