The Revolt of the Masses
From Plato to Rousseau, to John Locke,
and to our contemporary Francis Fukuyama, political theorists have
always attempted to look back to find the agents of change of
civilization. In the digital magazine The Daily Beast we read: “The same
ideas I dismissed as old-fashioned and out-of-date back in the 20th
century now reveal an uncanny ability to explain the most peculiar
happenings of the digital age. Are you, like me, puzzled to learn that
Popular Science magazine recently shut down comments on its website,
declaring that they were bad for science? Are you amazed, like me, that
Duck Dynasty is the most-watched nonfiction cable show in TV history?
Are you dismayed, like me, that crappy Hollywood films about comic book
heroes and defunct TV shows have taken over every movie theater? Are you
depressed, like me, that symphony orchestras are declaring bankruptcy,
but Justin Bieber earned $58 million last year? Indeed, Ortega’s book
should be called the “answers book.”
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