A thread suggesting why studying or discussing political philosophy is a worthwhile activity;
Why Political Philosophy?
I will have a thread on Rousseau up over the weekend and I have one on Plato promised for the 15th.
A thread suggesting why studying or discussing political philosophy is a worthwhile activity;
Why Political Philosophy?
I will have a thread on Rousseau up over the weekend and I have one on Plato promised for the 15th.
"We are such stuff
As dreams are made on; and our little life
Is rounded with a sleep." - The Tempest, Act 4, Scene 1
The only political philosophy worth considering is christian socialist with a bit of republicanism thrown in.
'I believe in getting into hot water; it keeps me clean' GK Chesterton
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Fantastic thread. It will tell us more about Pie than about real politics, which habitually tends to embarass its own taxonomy (no pun meant). Ideas of left and right are outdated and modernist. What we must speak of now is politics of up and down. We must, above all, reject fascism and religious orthdoxy, especially Christian, Jewish and Moslem.
There are no pure facts available; all observation-statements are theory-laden - Karl Popper, 1995
West sawke, post no. 9
Really enjoyed the piece you posted from Ideas Have Consequences. I recently found an article in The New Atlantis:
a journal of technology and society Winter 2011 Titled: Why the Arabic world turned it's back on science.
It is very insightful and left me wondering if our new PC way of thought could lead us down the same path, but
on opposite ends of the spectrum.
Did we fall flat on our collective P.ie arse here? Ahem Plato's Republic anyone?
Flash a-ah - King of the impossible
Will anything happen in this sub-forum? I'd actually be interested in writing a piece.
A sincere diplomat is like dry water or wooden iron. - Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin