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The greening of America
Book • 1970
Published in 1970, 'The Greening of America' is a seminal work that captures the essence of the counterculture movement.
The book introduces a typology of three types of consciousness: Consciousness I (village life), Consciousness II (Corporate State), and Consciousness III (a radical, idealistic new consciousness).
Reich argues that social and political change must begin with individual transformation, leading to cultural and eventually systemic change.
The book was widely discussed and debated upon its release, reflecting the societal upheavals of the time.
The book introduces a typology of three types of consciousness: Consciousness I (village life), Consciousness II (Corporate State), and Consciousness III (a radical, idealistic new consciousness).
Reich argues that social and political change must begin with individual transformation, leading to cultural and eventually systemic change.
The book was widely discussed and debated upon its release, reflecting the societal upheavals of the time.
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Jonah Goldberg as an example of a book that became a totem for pre-existing desires within a movement.
Jonah Goldberg as an example of a book that became a totem for pre-existing desires within a movement.
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Crackpot Realism
Mentioned by Jonah Goldberg in the context of the intellectual history of the destruction of free speech.
Jonah Goldberg in the context of the intellectual history of the destruction of free speech.24 snips
The Case for Competition
