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SUMMARY:The genealogy of Western values\, a critical look
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DESCRIPTION:<p>Nietzsche argued that some of our most deeply cherished values can be exposed as deeply problematic when we look into their history. He was writing in 19th century Germany and focusing on &ldquo\;Christian values.&rdquo\; But what about the values that are most enshrined in contemporary &ldquo\;liberal&rdquo\; societies like our own? Most Americans\, for example\, would say they value freedom\, equality\, democracy\, human rights\, and empathy. Would these cherished values emerge unscathed if we looked at them through a historical lens? Perhaps not. This talk aims to show that our core values emerged through historical events that are not entirely noble\, and they continue to be applied in ways that reflect their troubling past.</p>
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