Republished from The Post-Progressive Post In this column I offer constructive critiques of public figures I admire by pointing out how they could benefit from a developmental perspective. Jonathan Haidt is a national treasure. His courageous opposition to the mounting pressure for ideological conformity within American academia continues to serve as a light of liberalism […]
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It is the fourth time that we organize European Bildung Day on and around Europe Day, May 9th. After two years on line, this year the exploration of bildung in general and bildung in Europe in particular will be in Copenhagen: Friday, May 6: Streetfood in the evening Saturday, May 7: Day-trip by bus to
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It is the fourth time that we organize European Bildung Day on and around Europe Day, May 9th. After two years on line, this year the exploration of bildung in general and bildung in Europe in particular will be in Copenhagen: Friday, May 6: Streetfood in the evening Saturday, May 7: Day-trip by bus to
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Bernard Moitessier’s yacht Joshua was the model of perfect maintenance in his 1968 circumnavigation of the globe Maintenance is all around us. On every level from the cellular up to the societal, human life is driven by the essential drama of maintaining, of ensuring continued survival and working against the drive of entropy. Yet maintenance
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Bernard Moitessier’s yacht Joshua was the model of perfect maintenance in his 1968 circumnavigation of the globe Maintenance is all around us. On every level from the cellular up to the societal, human life is driven by the essential drama of maintaining, of ensuring continued survival and working against the drive of entropy. Yet maintenance
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A sign from the No Planet B global climate strike in September 02019. Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash The following essay was written by Lucienne Bacon and Lucas Kopinski, senior year students at Avenues: The World School. Bacon and Kopinski spent the previous school year engaging with Long Now ideas, such as the pace
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A sign from the No Planet B global climate strike in September 02019. Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash The following essay was written by Lucienne Bacon and Lucas Kopinski, senior year students at Avenues: The World School. Bacon and Kopinski spent the previous school year engaging with Long Now ideas, such as the pace
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We are excited to announce Steve McIntosh‘s most recent Critique of the Week on the Post-Progressive Post. In this article, Steve respectfully critiques Jonathan Haidt’s recent Monomania Is Illiberal and Stupefying article by pointing out the importance of understanding both the dignities and disasters of the progressive worldview. Steve also calls on the larger progressive worldview
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We are excited to announce Steve McIntosh‘s most recent Critique of the Week on the Post-Progressive Post. In this article, Steve respectfully critiques Jonathan Haidt’s recent Monomania Is Illiberal and Stupefying article by pointing out the importance of understanding both the dignities and disasters of the progressive worldview. Steve also calls on the larger progressive worldview
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We are pleased to announce that we have published our most recent Education win-win-win issue position on the Post-Progressive Post: https://post-progressive.org/…/k-12-public-education…/ Please note that while this issue position already incorporates pre-publication comments from Post-Progressive Alliance members, further input is requested from the public because we view these issue positions as evolving documents that seek continuous
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