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The paradoxes of therapeutic culture
Stephen Gardner and Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn discuss Philip Reiff’s diagnosis of how psychology replaced the social roles of religion, morality, and custom, redefining the meaning of what is public. (39 minutes)
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The Me Decade and the triumph of the therapeutic
Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn reflects on the similarities between Philip Rieff’s complex cultural analysis and the breathless and breezy accounts of modern culture produced by Tom Wolfe. (15 minutes)
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Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 82
FEATURED GUESTS: Stephen Gardner, Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn, Wilfred McClay, David Wells, James K. A. Smith, and Robert Littlejohn
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Life after culture
The modern elevation of individual autonomy leads to postmodern suspicion of all authority, and eventually to postculturalism. Insights from Christopher Clausen and Philip Rieff.