Titlebook: Critique of Western Philosophy and Social Theory; David Sprintzen Book 2009 David Sprintzen 2009 crisis.individual.philosophy.social theor

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The Webbed Self: Deconstructing Individualismive attack on the pedagogical value and emotional sustenance of every collectivity, denying personal and collective moral responsibility for the quality of life of its members. It thus serves as a justification for a narrow self-seeking (often profit-maximizing) egoism.

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Die konjunkturtheoretischen Voraussetzungenans’ sense of self-esteem that it well may be said that they measure themselves more by the direction of their movement than by their actual location on the proverbial ladder of success. “Some of us often feel, and most of us sometime feel,” reports Bellah et al., in that incisive study of America c

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lear at present, cannot fail to be radical and comprehensive. This work critically evaluates its nature, outlines the structures of an alternative world view and then develops the contours of the social and institutional order it suggests. It concludes with a discussion of practical strategies by which we may978-1-137-03563-9978-0-230-10177-7

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The End of An Era: Twilight of The Godsltogether tragic, for it encloses within itself the seeds of a new world struggling to be born. The outlines, if not the detailed contours, of that emerging “new world order” are not hard to see, however lacking in specifics. They are most often the underside of that world whose death and transfigur