HeyJaredGary Gindler
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Conservatism and evolution (opens the original)
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Make what you will of Charles Darwin’s natural selection theory in biology, but it can certainly be applied to political thought. Charles Darwin’s natural selection, as people commonly understand it, actually includes three separate mechanisms: heredity, variation, and selection. The heredity mechanism involves the reproductive transmission of genotypes from one generation to the next. Variation refers to random fluctuations of common genotypes. Lastly, selection pertains to mechanisms that rewa
Humanism and Antisemitism (opens the original)
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The connection between nineteenth-century humanism and antisemitism is both historical and moderately doctrinal. Today, “humanism” usually denotes a secular ethical outlook that stresses human dignity, reason, tolerance, individual rights, and scientific inquiry. In mid-19th-century Germany, however, the term repeatedly referred to something far more radical: a philosophical movement derived from Ludwig Feuerbach that many contemporaries regarded as a bridge to socialism and communism. That orig
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