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>Cultures like this may value things like "familial harmony" more than "individual prosperity". In the article, it was stated that there is a relationship here
by stijnh 9y ago
>Cultures like this may value things like "familial harmony" more than "individual prosperity".
In the article, it was stated that there is a relationship here. Children are much more likely to be successful in live if their parents were married.
>the author [..] would attribute everything bad in society to the decline in things she holds valuable. It's part of the definition.
No, that's just a strawman.
- exelius 9y agoIt's the definition of "successful" that I'm arguing against. It presupposes a lot about what the purpose of culture is/should be.