Showing posts with label inequality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inequality. Show all posts
Sunday, July 23, 2017
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Privilege
John Michael Greer has some thoughts on privilege here: Starhawking the Privilege Game
The building up of fraternity and the relocalization of community would help mitigate one problem associated with privilege but it wouldn't make all of the egalitarians happy. JMG remains a man of the left, even though some of his analysis of the current presidential campaign is probably more correct than not.
Privilege 101
Suffolk University
The building up of fraternity and the relocalization of community would help mitigate one problem associated with privilege but it wouldn't make all of the egalitarians happy. JMG remains a man of the left, even though some of his analysis of the current presidential campaign is probably more correct than not.
Privilege 101
Suffolk University
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
The Utility of Christopher Lasch
Why Read Christopher Lasch? by Matthew Harwood
Curious that the author of the essay equates some of Lasch's positions regarding the middle class and economic equality with Marxism rather than a possible later development of moral intuitions which may have found some resonance in Marxism but were rooted in natural law.
Curious that the author of the essay equates some of Lasch's positions regarding the middle class and economic equality with Marxism rather than a possible later development of moral intuitions which may have found some resonance in Marxism but were rooted in natural law.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
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