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muggeridge…punch for compass
Its always fascinating how people can make surprising unexpected transformations in their lives that leave one reaching for a guide for the perplexed. A classic case was Malcolm Muggeridge the fiesty agnostic editor of Punch, the irreverent British magazine, who … Continue reading
none was too many
So it goes, that many assert that if man is to be truly free,then he must be free to make his own moral decisions, accepting or rejecting a given absolute moral standard, or else he is neither free nor even … Continue reading
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Tagged Albrecht Durer, Donald Kuspit, Emil Fackenheim, Fritz Hershberger, Hannah Arendt, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Norman Finkelstein, Orly Yadin Silence, Samuel Bak, Theodor Adorno, Theodor Adorno Auschwitz, yvelyne wood, Yvrlyne Wood
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cain and not fable….
Gresham’s Law: the bad tends to drive out the good… …The Holocaust and Auschwitz. The question continues to haunt us, and the answers still elude us. We will never be able to justify the Holocaust, to rationalize it, to explain … Continue reading
A is for ….
Is every man a free agent whose moral decisions are autonomous? Historically, we’ve been on shaky ground, more of a landslide really when our eggs have been in the humanism basket, a faith in an innate quality that would ensure … Continue reading
fanon:betrayal of the masses
Frantz Fanon. The prophet scorned. Fifty years after his death, this theorist of revolution still echoes sentiments pertinent today but whether they are relevant in an era of post-modernism is open to question… …Fanon’s third theme is the betrayal of … Continue reading
fanon: grasping the hoax
Frantz Fanon. A Prophet scorned… … It was while a medical student that Frantz Fanon began to grasp the hoax of his upbringing. The Martinican, he realized, was a Frenchman as long as he was underpaid or unemployed, as long … Continue reading
fanon: learning that praise was suspect
Frantz Fanon: the prophet scorned. Belonging in neither of his adopted countries, this theorist of revolution- dead for the past fifty years, ended up finding audiences in unexpected quarters… The two elder brothers followed their father into the French civil … Continue reading
a cow still had to die
A cow still had to to be sacrificed to make that leather car seat that adds such prestige to the automobile…. But young people, more than ever are less interested in cars, and more concerned about cleaner, safer and quieter … Continue reading
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