In Tuesday’s (April 6) Preface to the column, I described the long intellectual and moral journey that provides the foundation for my thinking, a journey through black nationalism, Catholic philosophy, Latin American anti-imperialism, Cuban socialism, and traditional American conservatism. I believe that each of these schools of thought has important pieces to contribute to the formulation of the necessary road for humanity in the construction of a more just, democratic, and sustainable world. I will be drawing upon each as we move forward.
Bravo Charles. Very succinct definitions of these concepts and ideologies that get straight to the point. Could you provide us with similar definitions for Maoism or for contemporary Chinese communism though (i.e. Deng and Xi Jin Ping)? In their emphasis on pragmatism, the latter seems to have some commonalities with Fidelism.
Bravo Charles. Very succinct definitions of these concepts and ideologies that get straight to the point. Could you provide us with similar definitions for Maoism or for contemporary Chinese communism though (i.e. Deng and Xi Jin Ping)? In their emphasis on pragmatism, the latter seems to have some commonalities with Fidelism.