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According to Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, can the People’s Republic of China be a democratic regime?
According to Acemoglu and Robinson, China is an example of a Despotic Leviathan. A brutal regime has been extensively discussed, where China Party members systematically subjected the people to hunger, brutally beat those with opposing views, and subjected them to inhumane treatments in so-called re-education camps. Contrary to Hobbes’s Leviathan, which suggests that the state… Read more
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Modernity and Postmodernism in USA – 1
Postmodernism is the logical extension of relativism. Originating in France and the United States, postmodernism later spread throughout the Western world, infiltrating both social and political theories. Postmodernism is a perspective that rejects the existence of a universal truth with immutable values, refusing to accept any fixed assumptions. It is often said that, just as… Read more
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Neutrality in Sociology: Is it a Myth?
The pursuit of neutrality and value-free objectivity in sociology, as opposed to critical approaches emerging from the Marxist tradition, raises fundamental questions about the nature of sociological inquiry. This perspective challenges the notion that society is merely a subject for sociology to adapt to, asserting instead that sociology, in itself, holds power. Drawing parallels with… Read more
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THE FILM ANALYSIS : SUNDAY BLOG POST📽️🦝
Hi there, in weekends I am very flexible about the topics, today I wrote an analysis about two famous and realist films. After you read it please feel free to share your comments and ideas. First of all, I watched two movies called Pom Poko and It’s a Free World, and I chose these two… Read more