32.Liberty or Equality? Emerson's "The Conservative," Cosmic Justice & the Wild Crab of Conservatism
Liberty or Equality? Pt. I Emerson's "The Conservative": RALPH WALDO EMERSON, COSMIC JUSTICE, AND THE WILD CRAB OF CONSERVATISM This week, we touch of our investigation into the tensions between Liberty and Equality as we cover Ralph Waldo Emerson's great essay, THE CONSERVATIVE. The essay is a kind of intergenerational dialogue between the spirit of reform (Anarchy) and the body of conservative knowledge (Culture). As such, it provides a perfect launchpad for our upcoming investigations into cultural opinions regarding reform, principles, nationalism, moral evolution, ethics, race, IQ, markets, the fallacy of a capitalist meritocracy. **Featuring a prefatory essay by Morgan A. Brown: (http://www.culture-anarchy.com/public_html/pages/wpblog/?p=52) **Emerson's "The Conservative" begins @ 26:00. Featuring music from the Cello Sonata in D Major, by Pietro Locatelli; performed by Elizaveta Sushchenko. Provided by a Creative Commons license courtesy of Musopen.org: (https://musopen.org/music/performer/elizaveta-sushchenko/). Also, featuring tracks by the Passion Hifi (https://soundcloud.com/freehiphopbeatsforyou): Cold Heat, I Close My Eyes, and Untouchable. Audio from A King in New York, a Charlie Chaplin film, provided with the expressed permission of Roy Export S.A.S. (www.charliechaplin.com), who holds the copyright thereto. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/culture-anarchy/support