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I've read it pretty recently, but my understanding was that the whole trilogy was just a more approachable version of "Abolition of Man". I could see someone li
by sudosteph 6y ago
I've read it pretty recently, but my understanding was that the whole trilogy was just a more approachable version of "Abolition of Man". I could see someone like Orwell agreeing with the problem statement in that book (moral relativity is bad) but disagreeing with the way it plays out in the novel.
- fennecfoxen 6y agoTHS, specifically, seems to me less about moral relativity and more about coming face to face with a naked Will to Power.