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Tag Archives: anarchism
Anarchy
As my old supervisor, Dudley Knowles, used to say, the anarchist is not typically found skulking outside the Houses of Parliament with a bomb beneath her long, black coat – the philosophical anarchist is a gentle soul with a belief … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anarchy, Dudley Knowles, political philosophy
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Being a good libertarian
There are a few passages is Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed where he talks about (or is translated as talking about) libertarian education. For example: The raison d’etre of libertarian education, on the other hand, lies in its drive towards reconciliation. Education … Continue reading
Political compass
A lot of us talk about people being left wing or right wing, but actually there is also another axis on which to measure: authoritarian/libertarian. There is a political compass that you can use to check out where you lie … Continue reading
