Mark Hopwood

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1,269 appearances 31 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2009 last heard Sep 2014

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So maybe you could say a little more about what's problematic with that idea. voice-verified
In some ways, it seems like what you're cautioning us against is a certain kind of hypocrisy. voice-verified
So as you say, we can look back to certain historical periods where, for example, in the Westwood expansion of the United States, there was a society that was in some sense built on consensus, but it was also one that was displacing by force. voice-verified
Thank you very much. voice-verified
powerful and rich people to the north displace the poor people who live in those neighborhoods by a process that's nothing like consensus. voice-verified
With the possibility of universalization comes the possibility of a certain kind of hypocrisy and blindness to the actual forces that are governing society. voice-verified
So one thing that one might be wondering at this stage is where do we go from here? voice-verified
If from within the very dominant liberal paradigm we want to be critical of liberalism, does that mean that all we really want to do is make certain small incremental adjustments or we want to try not to be too destructive so far as it's in our power? voice-verified
Or is there any sense that what we should be doing is looking for a fundamentally different form of political organisation? voice-verified
So where does your project go from here? voice-verified
I mean I guess another example that will come to people's minds is an example like, well, I believe that Jesus died and rose again. voice-verified
Mm-hmm. voice-verified
Not because I have some kind of special historical evidence for that, I believe it on faith. voice-verified
And the way that this kind of example seems to work out in contemporary discussions voice-verified
is that you have two kind of views. voice-verified
One view is that that kind of faith is a virtue. voice-verified
Like it's a good thing to hold beliefs like that on faith. voice-verified
And the other view takes almost entirely the opposite position. voice-verified
It views that kind of faith as somehow illegitimate. voice-verified
Mm. voice-verified
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