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Category Archives: Politics
Mapping the nodes for #rhizo15: my photo choice
Jane had the neat idea of mapping we #rhizo15 participants onto a Google Map (still time to fill in the form with your info, if you’ve not already done so ). 🙂 One of the questions that she asked us … Continue reading
Posted in #rhizo15, Activism, MOOC, Politics, Social Media
Tagged #rhizo15, cats, free hetherington, occupy
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Institutionalisation of values
Man is born free; and everywhere he is in chains. Rousseau, Social Contract, Book 1 I’m teaching my first years Rousseau and I’m (meant to be) reading Ivan Illich’s Deschooling Society – everywhere I look there are critiques of the state … Continue reading
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
Posted in #MoocMooc, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged anarchism, anarchy, Dudley Knowles, political philosophy
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