Political Religions: Right and Left of Truth
Geertz and the “mysterium tremendum”
--culture and history
Lakoff and Johnson: the metaphors we live by:
Lakoff and Johnson: the metaphors we live by:
1. Intro: Schumpter and "Marx the Prophet": Recognizing and labeling “the other”; Stiglitz: "Economic Fundamentalism".
Cold war narratives: Marxism vs. capitalism; good vs. evil; two classes; two parties.
Neo-classical economics and Any Rand: providing a mythic vision How does one become a "capitalist" the hardworker vs. the
The patriot, the evangelical, and the business man!
Money and a symbol of blessing (and sin): How does one become a "capitalist" the hardworker vs. the"welfare queen". see . 17-18 Schumpeter.
The "class war" metaphor
"Socialism", Obama, Racism, and "Freedom"--the Stalinist metaphor (communism as fascism): confusing Socialism with Fascism: example: the symbolic nature of the "individual mandate".
Cold war narratives: Marxism vs. capitalism; good vs. evil; two classes; two parties.
Neo-classical economics and Any Rand: providing a mythic vision How does one become a "capitalist" the hardworker vs. the
The patriot, the evangelical, and the business man!
Money and a symbol of blessing (and sin): How does one become a "capitalist" the hardworker vs. the"welfare queen". see . 17-18 Schumpeter.
The "class war" metaphor
"Socialism", Obama, Racism, and "Freedom"--the Stalinist metaphor (communism as fascism): confusing Socialism with Fascism: example: the symbolic nature of the "individual mandate".
2. Lessig and Chris Hedges can agree on something:
The alienation of Chris Hedges: prophet and analysis in "The Death of the Liberal class"
"Inverted Totalitarianism"
American anarchism and the historical narrative "Debt: the first 5 thousand years"
The marxist narrative in different clothing of how "capitalism" emerged: force, robbery subjugation of the masses. Before the "feudal" isms of Marx. An answer to Schumpeter. p. 18-19
the "war" and slavery metaphor on the Left
Money/debt as a symbol of greed
"Government" and the stateless society.
Occupy Wall Street and non-violent "occupation": Maus and the noble savage
3. The Progressive middle:
Lakoff and Johnson: the metaphors we live by:
"Waking up the Leviathon"
The "Third Way" experiment or dogma?
Richard Rorty: Revolution vs. incremental change: Michael Kazin
A tax break for voting?
healthy religion: William James Can "the Leviathon" be transformed?
"Inverted Totalitarianism"
American anarchism and the historical narrative "Debt: the first 5 thousand years"
The marxist narrative in different clothing of how "capitalism" emerged: force, robbery subjugation of the masses. Before the "feudal" isms of Marx. An answer to Schumpeter. p. 18-19
the "war" and slavery metaphor on the Left
Money/debt as a symbol of greed
"Government" and the stateless society.
Occupy Wall Street and non-violent "occupation": Maus and the noble savage
3. The Progressive middle:
Lakoff and Johnson: the metaphors we live by:
"Waking up the Leviathon"
The "Third Way" experiment or dogma?
Richard Rorty: Revolution vs. incremental change: Michael Kazin
A tax break for voting?
healthy religion: William James Can "the Leviathon" be transformed?
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