Salvador Ramirez

May 28, 2024 | sublationmedia.com | Crispin Sartwell |Toby Green |Thomas White |Salvador Ramirez

A plausible way to sort political positions into a set of coherent categories is by asking whether they recognize collective agents, and if so, which. Do they treat individual people, by which I mean the sort of persons associated with each individual body, as parts of larger collective personhoods? Since around 1800 in Europe (though more like 1860 in the US) the most basic and effective political tendencies have been, we might say, anti-individualist.