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Articles related to "Liberalism"
A Defense of Liberalism Through Film The 2000 Election circus continues, now more than three weeks after election day. The hateful rhetoric from Republican conservatives during this time is getting worse. This week, a defense of the liberal philosophy through some of the best liberal films of all time. liberal • film • cinema • election • debate
Conservatism and Liberalism in America It's been said that a conservative knows that he's right while a liberal knows that he could be wrong. One takes a dogmatic approach to life; the other applies reason. conservatism vs liberalism • ideology vs philosophy • politics • conservatism • liberalism
Change must come if things are to get better for the disabled: Which is better? Conservatism,Moderate, Liberalism, or Progressivism? politics • disabled • disability • conservatism • moderate
Jean - Jacques Rousseau and the Social Contract Rousseau used the Social Contract to expand and further develop his social, philosophical, and political ideas and concepts. The Social Contract established the liberal the need for reform • ancien regime • liberalism • american revolution • french revolution
MakingSocialChangeReal This article looks at the potential of positive psychology in shaping social change. The change begins with you. positive psychology • women • post-structural • feminism • discourse
Overcoming the Liberal Mania Will Liberals come to offer a credible alternative to fight the long-term War on Terror, or will they continue to charge at windmill? peter beinart • new liberalism • truman
The Quebec Student Strike Movement
All across the Province of Québec, hundreds of thousands of students have worn a little red square felt either in participation or in solidarity with the student strike. canada • quebec • montreal • students • cassée
Free market dictators? Recently, someone I know, as she was discussing free markets, nuclear weapons and the Ten Commandments, stated that <i>...But more subtle is our 'free market' economy that has its own ways of killing-- of enslaving and de-humanizing. How many people and cultures have died in the name of tea, tobacco and sugar?</i> economics • free markets • communism • socialism • liberalism
A Declaration of War; By My Brethren You At times I grow tired of the rhetoric, which spews across my television. At first it was just the news. Something I could ignore, skip that channel. Now it bleeds through to sitcoms, and public television. The ideologies of politically correct inferior minds are saturating the visual air ways. The thing about this is not simply the politics of it all. The issue is based on the whole concept of fear. I don’t think these people are simply political. I think these curtain - I dislike to call it philosophy for I think it inferior - uhm, theorist, are so religiously consumed with this wayward judgment, that I have to treat it as a philosophical enemy, as well as ideological one. There are certain groups whom carry an animosity towards growth of the human conscience. Whether they are religious, or political, or what ever. They use fear to inhibit this growth. Taking away the desire to use Free Will. Here I have made some bold declarations about some of the most media "popular" groups in America today. But, if one is to provoke thought, one must provoke the thinker. terrorist • social • generosity • human • bigotry
A Little More to the Left... In spite of bringing two Republican consultants onboard to help present a more balanced political view, The West Wing's first three season episodes have raised the hackles of conservatives with heavy doses of old-fashioned liberalism. west wing • republican • consultants • political view • conservatives
Aborigines and Free Trade In Australia a free trade agreement with the United States means bad news for Aboriginal communities, just as it was for First Nations in Mexico, Chile and Canada. nafta • us free trade agreements • mupuche rights • neo-liberalism and free trade • aboriginal rights abuses
Ayann Hirisi Ali Ms. Ali explains how the West, a liberal democracy, and the Islamic culture are diametrically opposed morally and philosophically especially with respect to human rights. islamic culture • muslim culture • racism • slavery • human rights
Creating Social Change This article explores the connection between ideas of change, and activism. liberalism • feminism • activism • philosophy • culture
No competition need apply Are you an independent business owner? Tired of having to lower your prices, provide superior customer service and guaranteed satisfaction? Are you just tired of competition in general? Then consider this - the Boulder Independent Business Alliance proposed an ordinance recently known as the <I> Community Vitality Act</I> (CVA). economics • economics of human behavior • microeconomics • public choice • community vitality act
The American Family Explore debates about the American family. Is it in transformation or decline. The Progressive and Traditionalist approaches are reviewed. family • feminism • traditional • equality • right wing
The Nanny State, The Finger Pointers, and the Crybabies America is stretching far from its roots and turning into a nation of the nanny state, finger pointers, and crybabies. eeoc • fda • fcc • atf • hooters
Iraq and the War on Terror Iraq and the War on Terror looks at the role of Bush's desire to overthrow Saddam and his committment to the war on terror. bush iraq terror defense military war foreign poli
Modern Dating Made Easy Developing a personal "Red Flag System" can help 21st century singles navigate the choppy waters of the modern dating world. modern dating made easy • relationship analysis • single in the 21st century • dating in the modern world • developing your own red flag system
The Feminine Mystique Betty Friedan's 1963 book, The Feminine Mystique, provided momentum for the United States feminist movement by focusing on the myth of the suburban "happy housewife". the feminine mystique • betty friedan • women's liberation • feminist movement • happy housewife |
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