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This article looks at eudaimonic happiness and political ideology seen in terms of liberalism and conservativism. It appears that these two ideologies are driven by different temperaments that have ... –conservative ideologies are foundational aspects of politics and social life and have been widely researched in terms of personality, thus this paper thus looks at the relationship between political ideology and
By Susan Cruise, Published on 06/01/19
mandatory aspects of the human condition. Introduction Those conversant with socialism likely recognize a connection between socialism and labor. There are many political parties connected to socialism ... Rousseau’s philosophy of society corrupting man in the following way: “evil derives from society rather than from their sinful natures and that it may be cured or ameliorated through human . . . action.”14
well as partly in political and other nonacademic discourse. In the early sociology literature, excluding orthodox Marxism, capitalist dictatorship or its equivalent appears as an economic and social ... , both in the industrial and in the political realm’, and as capitalism’s culmination in fascism by passing via ‘reactionary’ political regimes (Moore1993; Polanyi 1944). In the contemporary literature
political, cultural, and commercial lenses, each reflecting an understanding of how competition operates in the ongoing shift from the information society to the attention economy. In the information society ... merchants get followers and convert these into resources, for instance, non-profits into funding or volunteers, religious institutions into believers, profit-orientated firms into capital, political parties
centuries, the Enlightenment was crucial for the institutionalization of liberal philosophy in Western civilization and the growth of the social sciences within the university system. This period's ... that has led us to civil society. The Enlightenment philosophers supported social, economic, and political changes, pushing for the rights to liberty and freedom while combating superstition, prejudice
. In o th er words, th e political space, u n lik e in th e philosophy, th e m in d only is not enough for som ething to be considered for th e tru th . We need also some social conditions, am ong w hich ... re tu rn in g in th e A re n d t’s d e lib era tions. It is philosophy political p ractice of a n c ie n t Greece. T he a u th o r trie s to find th e re a still u n co n ta m in a te d source of
creation – an extremely charged and traumatic political event. Hence, it seems probable to suppose that each painting conveys a certain ideology or at least a worldview.1 This article will explore the ... of art (Sontag, 1964). Thus, for instance, the term “political art”, is often used in a critical framework, since it evokes dark regimes that have deprived art of the free spirit and liberty that are
r in g th e y e a r s 1989-1992 The year 1989 was distinctive for a political transform ation in Poland and other countries of E a ste rn and C entral Europe. It was in th is year th a t the first
. Jussim was addressing social psychologists, but his point is applicable to social science in general: You advocate for diversity and yet you are a political monoculture. Vanishingly few of your members ... nonliberals, and to upgrade the quality of your science in order to limit the role of political biases in distorting your conclusions. Likewise, Clark and Winegard’s survey of the literature points out that
nowadays, has its origin in the second half of the 19th century which was significantly influen? ced by the development of the parliam entary movement and the spread of the right to vote. Political parties
respect to democracy, especially after the 2016 Presidential elections and the formation of an ultra-conservative, radical-right government and more broadly political regime persisting at present. In ... conservatives and non-conservatives probably know, such a political and social system could only or primarily be capitalist or conservative dictatorship given the unchallenged status of capitalism as an economic
, fix our problems, and create the world he wished to live in? The answer is simple: shame. As Professor Jill Lock wrote in, Democracy and the death of shame: political equality and social disturbance ... . Melzer, A. (1996). The Origin of the Counter-Enlightenment: Rousseau and the New Religion of Sincerity. The American Political Science Review, 90 (2). Melzer, A. (1997). In eds. C. Orwin and N. Tarcov’s
protests in our streets to political rhetoric in elections. In consideration of the nation’s turmoil regarding policing practices, the United States Conference of Mayors endorsed the philosophy of community ... origins in the work of Sir Robert Peel and the birth of the London Metropolitan police in 1829, the first ‘professional police’ force of its kind (Chriss, 2013) . In the wake of political reform in the
philosophy and utopian ideas behind the currency’s creation are presented. Next, possible donor concerns such as hacking, ethics, and volatility are explored. Then, the methods are presented along with results ... reason, some nonprofits may align with the philosophy behind Bitcoin and the motivation to empower individuals and pull power from corrupt systems. Bitcoin: Hacks, Ethics, and Perception At the same time
Critical Theory , Oxford 1982; Z. A. Pełczyński , The State and Civil Society Studies in H egel's Political Philosophy , Cambridge 1984 . 14 E. Wnuk-Lipiński , Socjologia życia publicznego , Warszawa 2005 ... :] A. Bibic , G. Graziano (red .), Civil Society , Political Society, Democracy, Lubljana 1994 , s. 10 . 11 Z. Pełczyński , Wolność, państwo, społeczeństwo. Hegel a problemy współczesnej filozofii
programs? Theories of Organizational Evolution and Change As Hall and Tolbert ( 2005: 154) point out, organizational change can be approached in a number of ways and two of them are the internal political ... intent of generating some guidance for examining four university case studies about the development of nonprofit academic programs. Internal Political Perspective of Change While Baldridge and Burnham
University Part of the Philosophy of Science Commons, and the Physics Commons Recommended Citation Article 4 Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/ji Part of the Philosophy of ... full agreement, with scientism, with which I am not. Naturalism is the philosophy that scientific knowledge is the only form of knowledge that is verifiable; scientism is the view that science is the
by social, political a n d leg al n o rm s t h a t a re th e b u ild in g blocks of lib era l dem o? cracy. If th e concept of d iscrim in atio n w ere th e piv o tal p o in t of th is d iscu s? sion ... d g in g th e co n ten t of social a n d political norm s. The second re m a rk re la te s to th e w ay to leran ce is u n d ersto o d in th is article. V arious d efin itio n s of th e concept w ill
problems faced by the street children in the last several years were stated by different scholars in different times and topic of diverse philosophy [1, 2]. The problems are widely dispersed (psychological ... , physical, and sexual abuses), but for several years they were not in societies’ programme [3]. They are excluded from economic, social, and political process. However, only few institutions are involving in
