That has destroyed "the Utopian, socialist, collectivist model", he says.
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And if they weren't conservative, they had a collectivist nature.
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He doesn't believe in a collectivist vision of the world.
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Those with a collectivist and egalitarian (CE) worldview, exemplified by Sen.
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Centrally planned, collectivist — these kinds of political economic models, they are despotic.
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Many focus on differences between the individualistic West and the collectivist East.
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A drive to unionize more migrant workers would help develop collectivist sympathies.
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The rationale for building the Wall flowed directly from East Germany's collectivist ideal.
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That man was Alex Ferguson, another working-class Scot in the collectivist mould.
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Trump's interpretation of "America first" is shaped by the collectivist notion of economic nationalism.
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The study's authors suggest this might be because of differences between individualistic and collectivist cultures.
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For example, East Asia is collectivist and tight, and the US is loose and individualistic.
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On its best days, punk is inclusive and collectivist, with very little capacity for bullshit.
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Private despair was incompatible with the collectivist spirit and the bright Communist facade under Mao.
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JASSER: Because every minority group to them is a tool for pushing forth a collectivist movement.
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Instead, its residents moved further from collectivist ideals, and adopted life styles that looked suspiciously bourgeois.
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Meanwhile over in Japan, there's a very conformist, collectivist culture which looks down on anything illegal.
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They may also be worn as a way to protect others from illness in collectivist cultures.
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Their failure as organizers puts a strain on the household, which is run with strict collectivist principles.
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What seems to have truly united all these organizational struggles was their collectivist spirit and political idealism.
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But they need to address these constraints as a means to an individualist rather than a collectivist end.
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A more collectivist approach could better protect and preserve the value and innovations that emerge from these data aggregations.
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But Mr. Harrison remained in the Chandler Street house, never slowing down or letting go of his collectivist convictions.
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For Omidian, community care is an especially powerful form of care in marginalized communities that are more collectivist than individualist.
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Simultaneously individualist and collectivist, as well as both sober and psychedelic, it was cultural, economic, sexual, hedonistic, spiritual, and transcendental.
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A more collectivist approach could better protect the future value and business innovations contained within large groups of user data.
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"The fact that the basic findings replicate in two different countries"—one collectivist and the other individualistic—"is impressive," he wrote.
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How was it possible that these workers in an institution so famously aligned with a collectivist left were not already unionized?
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We must also remember what got us to this spot: namely, extreme, collectivist interventionism by the heavy hand of the state.
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We have an instinctively individualistic definition of what happiness means; many other cultures have an instinctively collectivist definition of what happiness means.
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The socialist kibbutz movement produced hundreds of Haggadot over the years, with references to collectivist ideals and modern events like the Holocaust.
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Walking around the Twin Oaks settlement one day, Reece asks a man how far he thinks the community's collectivist economy could grow.
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It's a dystopian nightmare thanks to the "Priests of the Temples of Syrinx," collectivist bad guys who control all art and freedoms.
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The sense of collective space has roots in Chinese culture, well before the 'collectivist' era, though I am sure the socialist past contributes.
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These correlate with a number of factors, including geography (differences between European and Asian nations, for example) and culture (comparing individualistic versus collectivist societies).
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At the same time European economies have changed in ways that make the collectivist policies on which the centre left was built less effective.
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Each of these places provides a powerful example of how ordinary people's lives have been mangled because of the collectivist agenda of the left.
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Republicans up and down the ballot are already casting their Democratic rivals as socialist puppets who would remake the economy in Sanders' collectivist vision.
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But what happened in Cuba, and especially in Venezuela recently, I think it has contributed decisively to the destruction of the utopian, socialist, collectivist models.
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Exploring the DNC website for answers, one discovers the current Democratic mindset is long on collectivist ideals and rhetoric but woefully short on pragmatic solutions.
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There may be a silver lining here: What if the virus forces Americans and their elected representatives to recognize the strength of a collectivist ethos?
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No one has ever told this generation what to do, and this sort of top-down hierarchy will repulse even the most collectivist-inclined voter.
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But their affective beauty and collectivist ethos show an American reality absent from the over-curated, individualistic delusions that pass for cultural self-representation these days.
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Plain-spoken and diminutive, the Polish-born Ben-Gurion stepped down as collectivist prime minister in 1963, aged 76, and retired to a spartan desert hut.
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These systems espoused the Anglo-Saxon idea of a nuclear family unit, a departure from the collectivist societies that many Indigenous communities had built over centuries.
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People born in the nineteen-seventies, one star explained, still bear traces of the collectivist mind-set of the days before Communism was tempered by market reforms.
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Moreover, the collectivist approach emerges as an important quality that makes this trait of Central and Eastern European art a model for perspectives that enable transnational discussions.
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As culture becomes more Westernized or industrialized or urbanized or whatever term you want to use, it shifts from a more collectivist culture to a more individualistic culture.
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It's so tragic, so terrible, that I think it acts as a vaccine, a real vaccine against socialism and collectivist ideas, except in very small factions or groups.
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"From where has the money come to build and finance the vast collectivist underground which reaches its tentacles into education, the churches, labor and the press?" he asked.
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Ms. Atkins said she knew that the idea of reframing history through a feminist, collectivist lens might sound a little too, well, Berkeley for a lot of educators.
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The paradoxical hunger for nonstop novelty and the compulsive re-creation of newness, propelled by modern capitalism, represent transcendent urges that could be tapped for subversive, collectivist action.
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But now, more than ever, there's this collectivist energy—a sense that the club kids, punks, and noiseniks are all hanging together and working together toward a common goal.
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Hillary Clinton's monumental defeat not only has torn the Democratic Party asunder, but also exposed the danger and incompatibility of President's Obama's experiment of a collectivist ideology for America.
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"The infrastructure for the collectivist left is massive, between academia, government, unions, higher ed, and K-12," said Jon Caldara, president of the Independence Institute in Denver, another client.
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If you were raised in hard-assed individualist United States versus East Asia's collectivist culture, that may produce different ideas about cooperation and how you interact with a crowd.
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Britain has done too little to refashion its welfare state for a post-collectivist age of flexible labour—and what it has done is sloppily thought out and poorly executed.
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" Counter to this, the weaker preference for sparing younger characters might be the result of collectivist cultures, "which emphasize the respect that is due to older members of the community.
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Paisley's team was in many ways a continuation of Bill Shankly's great side of the early seventies, and played with that same disciplined togetherness and in that same collectivist mould.
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His experience attending high school near Philadelphia, where his father had taken an academic job, instilled in him views that were out of sync with then "little" Israel's collectivist ethos.
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Third, the north-east, which was a puppet state of Japan in 1932-45 and endured autocratic planning for a generation longer than elsewhere, now has an unusually strong collectivist tradition.
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But there are places that are more focused on individualism and they're tight — like Austria and Germany and Switzerland — and places that are collectivist and loose, like Latin America and Spain.
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I had no idea what my favorite hair color was or shoe style or anything like that, I just knew what I needed to do to contribute to the collectivist group.
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Both ends of the political spectrum are, and/or will be, guilty of blurring the lines of how radical Sanders's presidential campaign — and its unabashed promotion of collectivist principles — truly is.
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For this seemed to invite exactly the kind of bureaucratic regulations, official meddling and collectivist thinking that her supporters had spent a lifetime overcoming with the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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But it has powerful enemies as well like ICER that are dedicated to the collectivist principle and coldly calculating who is too expensive to treat and who is too costly to save.
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In her ardent belief in the value of collectivist, participatory modes, Adamson conveys a hope that cinema, especially at the fringes, will continue to play an important role in radicalizing its viewers.
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You can listen to it here, and as you do read an interview that touches on the collectivist energy of her endeavors, as well as how she found her place within those communities.
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Even in that collectivist environment, Pierce managed to reap the shiniest, prettiest reward, harvesting the Finals MVP trophy for himself even though by pretty much any objective measure, Garnett was a superior player.
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The leaders of tomorrow's labor movement would do well to discard a collectivist, coercive model and instead promote services potential members want while honoring the rights of individuals to make their own choices.
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Nearly three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, artists who were once censored in the GDR for their nonconformity to the collectivist ideology of the socialist state are now being rightfully rediscovered.
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Football is the most collectivist of sports, seemingly at odds with American individualism, but the United States has always been a nation of joiners and a country in thrall to the idea of team.
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Football is the most collectivist of sports, seemingly at odds with American individualism, but the United States has always been a nation of joiners and a country in thrall to the idea of team.
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Always insisting, "I'm not a particularly ideological person," his record proved otherwise—with a tsunami of collectivist regulations, policies, executive actions and orders that stifled and controlled America's production, wages, employment, business, industry, even profits.
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With the Democratic defeat, Obama's collectivist center is collapsing, and suddenly he no longer seems able to keep the media dazzled by all the balls he's kept in the air so deceptively for eight years.
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Instead, as with other angry nationalist movements, it aims to destroy the enemies of the state in pursuit of "greatness," a project that inherently demands a collectivist mind-set and submission to the party line.
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Even as the "end of history" was declared and the Anglo-American liberal democratic model was expected to be unrivaled forever, many began to believe that all forms of collectivist idealism led straight to the gulag.
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It's a novel way to have one foot in Korea's deeply collectivist roots and the other in new, uncharted territory in which Koreans are seeking modern alternatives to outdated tradition which dictates that one should never eat alone.
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Anyone enraptured by Alexander Dovzhenko's great triptych of 1928-30, which deals with the myths, uprisings, and earthy collectivist strivings of his native Ukraine, will be happy to confirm that each movie can, if required, stand proudly alone.
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Though it still publicly extols the principles of Karl Marx, the Chinese Communist Party largely abandoned collectivist doctrine in the post-Mao era, freeing private entrepreneurs to help build the world's second-largest economy after the United States.
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It will still disgust many Hong Kongers, for the city's political culture—as millions of marchers have made clear—includes a respect for individual rights and accountable government wholly alien to the bossy, collectivist, croneyish autocrats in Beijing.
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The rollicking America of my youth where one made his way by wits and sweat equity is evolving into a much less adventuresome place, a collectivist safe house, where trophies are awarded for nothing more than showing up.
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That theme was signaled in the episode's oddest, and I'd say least successful, idea: a grainy montage set to martial music that began with images of collectivist agricultural might before seguing to blighted fields and long lines outside stores.
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I believe it stems from the inability of many Democrats to accept their defeat in November, or to understand that the people of mainland America — that heartland between California and New York — overwhelmingly rejected their elitist vision and collectivist values.
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More thematically, the show that has been broadly about a society's transition from murderous, dysfunctional dynastic rule and entitlement politics to a more collectivist model consummated that concept, killing off yet another conquering monarch and replacing her with an elected king.
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While art in general can create new platforms for the discussion of pressing issues, a collectivist practice stimulates cooperative efforts, and the activism of socially engaged artists brings awareness to important topics that need to be registered and critically evaluated.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Torontopia: a term widely used to describe the collectivist music movement—spearheaded by the likes of Broken Social Scene, Metric, Hidden Cameras, and Feist—that rose up in Canada during the early 2000s.
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It credits its collectivist approach — of balancing the interests of smaller clubs with those of the so-called Big Six of Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham and Arsenal — as the source of almost three decades of worldwide success.
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The sections on the Berkeley-led campus free speech movement are less so, and I would have liked to see a deeper engagement with the way the radical individualism of 1960s counterculture moved leftism away from a more collectivist and labor-oriented outlook.
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When Gordon Brown, his pushy chancellor of the exchequer, elbowed Mr Blair aside in 2007, he did so in part by flashing a little collectivist ankle to the grassroots, as well as by nobbling more centrist alternatives, allowing a shift to the left.
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An assistant professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Talhelm is the author of the "rice theory," which states that people who grow up in rice-farming areas are more collectivist than people from wheat-producing places.
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Whoever does take the E.P.L. job in the end will be confronting the challenge of maintaining the league's collectivist approach at a time when the biggest and most popular soccer teams in Europe are looking to grab a greater slice of the revenues.
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This well-cited disinformation was perpetuated by a collectivist mentality that further divided Americans on race, armed domestic police forces through a costly prohibition to arrest non-violent users, and in doing so prevented medical research on cannabis for over half a century.
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That's part of the whole principle of collectivist improvisation—that a bud with an extra set of hands might scribble all over your masterpiece and cause you to view it in a new light entirely, and push you into new directions and new dimensions.
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In the end, the Democratic Party's moral-sounding "agenda" to fight economic inequality reveals itself nothing more than collectivist hocus-pocus to retract the rights of producers in favor of those who feel it is their "right" to make claims on the production of others.
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From The New Deal, The New Frontier, and The Great Society—the products of a Democratic Party that once had ideas and pragmatism — we now have The Socialist Stumble, an eight-year (and counting) failed collectivist experiment that utterly rejects any comity of politics.
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He looks it, he speaks it, he lives it, but there's this carefree-ness about him that doesn't seem to have to bend to the collectivist ideas of how you have to treat others, or how you have to be in relation to others.
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At the same time, when it came time to assess responsibility for the disaster, any collectivist fellow feeling evaporated, as the ensuing show trials insistently scapegoated a few individuals (some of them already dead) in a desperate attempt to keep a crumbling system intact.
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While Deng is often given credit for turning China from a collectivist, Communist economy into the powerhouse it would become, according to Dikotter, Deng's reforms were a reflection of those forced upon the country from the bottom up, by a populace alienated to and despairing of Communism.
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Star Trek's collectivist Federation, sparkling and joyous Afrofuturist visions, the anarchism of Ursula K. Le Guin's The Dispossessed—all of these possibilities seem to buckle under the weight of unshackled industry forging a society for itself and its class interests with the help of the government.
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As Kevin Williamson observed last year, the 1950's findings of Fortune writer William Whyte, who "interviewed dozens of important CEOs and found that they mostly rejected the ethos of rugged individualism in favor of a more collectivist view of the world," are still relevant today.
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The study authors argued that the results had to do with differing ideas about the importance of the individual: The individualistic American culture places more emphasis on people doing what's best for themselves, while more collectivist East Asian cultures prioritize doing what's best for the group.
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MORE's Trojan horse was rolled into Washington, D.C. — filled with his collectivist ideas and theories to alter the fabric of America — he was confident that he could realign the axis between liberty and government, and ultimately convince Americans to accept a new, imperfect vision of themselves and their institutions.
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It's such a seductive idea that it's become the rallying cry of what Cabanas and Illouz refer to as the "personal society"—therapeutic, individualist, and atomized—over a more collectivist one—the sort in which we're supposed to care about the people we spend our time with, too.
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When longtime fans think of Star Trek, they conjure up creator Gene Roddenberry's original utopian vision: a collectivist, multicultural future where money is no longer needed, and characters are happy to go on exploratory five-year missions for no reason other than their own need to bring good into the world.
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As a result, the end of this movie ties everything up in knots, first seeming like a relatively straightforward denunciation of collectivist economics, then switching over to a satire of individualist systems, before ultimately landing on the idea that Jesus Christ himself was, at the very least, a bit of a socialist.
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If your worldview is premised—and I'm simplifying dramatically here—on the primacy of the individual, on individual liberty, on individual privacy, on the belief that human beings generally do well if they're left to their own devices…[then] there is undoubtedly a tension between that worldview and the more collectivist politics of belonging.
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They are thinking of the sixties: the time of the co-op movement's new wave, when people raised on a postwar diet of TV dinners and Wonder bread—not to mention Cold War fears of collectivist politics—started asking where their food came from, and what it meant for the state of the world.
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" Nonetheless, Jean Seaton, a professor of media history at the University of Westminster and director of the Orwell Prize for political writing, said, "It's quite paradoxical that Marx, the anti-individualist, the great generator of collectivist ideas in which you sacrifice the individual to the greater good, has to be protected so much himself.
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Art Condo consists of a group of artists who have taken a collectivist, entrepreneurial approach to the twined issues of gentrification displacing long-term residents and housing scarcity by pooling their money to purchase a buildings that may then be renovated to provide stable, dependable live/work spaces for local residents and creative workers.
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Frequently reducing his dancers to exotically fanned rows of moving body parts, Berkeley found himself accused of promoting collectivist or even fascist ideals for his machine-like portrayal of the human body—but that didn't stop audiences from flocking to the likes of "42nd Street", "Gold Diggers of 1933" and "Footlight Parade", despite record unemployment in America.
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Fortuitously bursting onto the national scene a few scant years after 9/11 and getting a bounce from the antipathy towards George W. Bush, Obama quickly rolled out his ambitious collectivist agenda of wealth redistribution, racial division, class conflict, police brutality, crushing regulations — not to mention America's sins (past and present) for the whole world to see.
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Desperate to preserve his legacy and to salvage his collectivist agenda, Obama hitched his star to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, who quickly fell into lockstep and echoed his vision.
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In a collectivist society, there was no reason to glorify the work of an individual (unless it was a high-ranking Communist Party official, of course), so instead of designers, largely anonymous "artistic engineers" worked for the collective good at large state-run institutions, all under the watchful eye of the All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Technical Aesthetics (VNIITE).
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" In a letter from prison, published in The Guardian and the Cairene news site Mada Masr, Mr. Abd El Fattah bemoaned the fact that "the very language of revolution was lost to us, replaced by a dangerous cocktail of nationalist, nativist, collectivist and post-colonialist language, appropriated by both sides of the conflict and used to spin convoluted conspiracy theories and spread paranoia.
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We don't learn about the books and ideas for which Burnham became best known: "The Managerial Revolution," published in 1941, which announced the rise of new totalitarian superstates, neither capitalist nor socialist but collectivist, controlled by a caste of "managers"; "The Struggle for the World," a postwar tract that predicted and implicitly called for a third world war; and "Suicide of the West," published in 1964.
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The reasons for a newfound acceptance of socialism by the Democratic primary electorate — a narrow swath of the broader polity, granted — is an exegesis best left to another day, but arguably much blame can be laid at the feet of a public educational system, alongside advocacy journalism and a shallow popular culture, which jointly champion collectivist ideals and actively seek to diminish entrepreneurship and business acumen, work as a measure of self-worth, and wealth creation as a healthy consequence of self-actualization.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont offered a vigorous defense of the democratic socialism that has defined his five decades in political life on Wednesday, while tying his presidential campaign to the legacies of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Martin Luther King Jr. Sliding in public polling and seeking to seize attention in a sprawling Democratic primary field, Mr. Sanders cast himself at times in direct competition with President Trump, contrasting his own collectivist views against what he called the "corporate socialism" practiced by the president and the Republican Party.
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