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Author: Henry S. Kariel
Language: English
Publisher: HarperCollins (June 1, 1978)
Category: Politics & Government
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Home Browse Books Book details, Beyond Liberalism, Where Relations Grow. Beyond Liberalism, Where Relations Grow. If the knowledge of inescapable ambiguity can liberate-if it can free us to hold and name things, to redesign man and society-it also imposes responsibilities for which nothing in the Myth of Liberalism equips us. As Americans seek some footing in the face of the contemporary drift, liberalism offers no help.

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I've read Henry Kariel's "Beyond Liberalism: Where Relations Grow. In a chapter of the book , Henry Kariel talked about the use of performance art and street theater to engage the public more in raising political awareness and encouraging participatory democracy in our government and workplace. Wisconsin Dem. Gubernatorial Candidate Brett Hulsey passing out KKK Hoods at GOP Convention fits as an example almost taken from Kariel's book. Brett Hulsey as a modern day 'Diogenes of Cynic' . "In Athens circa 375 B.C., Diogenes the Cynic used to carry a lantern around in broad daylight, saying he was looking for an honest man. "Cynic" means "dog-like," and Diogenes got the nickname because he used to heckle other philosophers, including Socrates, by barking like a dog if he thought that the other philosopher was making an illogical argument. ("You're treating us like animals who can't follow logical arguments.") He took a vow of poverty and slept in a large urn; one report says he sometimes wore a barrel instead of clothing. So I'm thinking Brett Hulsey has behind him a long tradition of politico-philosophico-comic performance theater. Republicans have made so many gains by violating so many unwritten rules of American politics (like the one that says we redistrict every ten years, after a new census, not every time the Republicans come into power) it's good to see a Democrat push the limits a little." Eric Zencey(author of "The Other Road to Serfdom & the Path to Sustainable Democracy " [... ] [ Amazon.com: Eric Zencey's review of The Road to Serfdom: Text and Documents--T... [ http://www.amazon.com/review/RDRJLZNJE6C8P/ref=cm_cr_notf_fhv_prd ]

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I highly recommend Henry S Kariel's , "Beyond Liberalism: Where Relations Grow" for everyone who is concerned about the Corporate takeover of our governing process and cares about individualism, and the development of a sense of compassionate community .