118 | Axel Honneth and the Ideal of Social Freedom
What's Left of Philosophy
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Navigating Social Values and Institutional Trust
This chapter examines the intricate relationship between social values, individual resignation, and the role of institutions in contemporary society. The speakers discuss how a lack of shared values can lead to isolation, the challenges of labor organizing, and the psychological implications of distrust towards institutions. They critique the notion that institutional progress equates to freedom, exploring the complex dynamics of social conflict and the disillusionment felt by different social classes.
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