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Can you expand? If the collection of people known as society doesn’t value something, it makes sense that someone studying how do that thing does not end up bei
by CincinnatiMan 5y ago
Can you expand? If the collection of people known as society doesn’t value something, it makes sense that someone studying how do that thing does not end up being valued.
- roughly 5y agoI agree it reflects society’s apparently expressed values. On that list, per the article, are “art, music, philosophy, religion, and psychology.” I’d argue a society that doesn’t value those things is a poorer society than one that does.
- handrous 5y agoOur particular market we've created not valuing something very highly, and society not valuing something very highly, may have a lot of overlap, but it's not perfect.