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Melanie Phillips' devastating book is the inside story of a social debacle. But the collapse of education is not viewed in isolation. At the heart of the problem lies cultural and moral relativism, the doctrine that no values can be judged to be any better or worse than any other.
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- Melanie Phillips
Apr 3, 1997 · This text aims to present the inside story of a social debacle. The collapse of education is not viewed in isolation; according to the author, at the heart of the problem lies cultural and moral relativism, the doctrine that no values can be judged to be any better or worse than any others.
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- Melanie Phillips
Dec 12, 2019 · The “all must have prizes” culture refuses to die. With the announcement of who had won the Turner prize, I experienced a distinct sense of déjà vu. The four nominees asked the judges to make the award collectively to all of them, “in the name of commonality, multiplicity and solidarity”.
Jan 1, 1996 · Melanie Phillips' devastating book is the inside story of a social debacle. But the collapse of education is not viewed in isolation. At the heart of the problem lies cultural and moral relativism, the doctrine that no values can be judged to be any better or worse than any other.
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This text aims to present the inside story of a social debacle. The collapse of education is not viewed in isolation; according to the author, at the heart of the problem lies cultural...
The concept behind the view that all must have prizes is an alternative form of paternalism or patronage as well as a genuine desire that the less able should be protected from the consequences of not being able to win prizes based on competition of one sort or another.
The concept behind the view that all must have prizes is an alternative form of paternalism or patronage as well as a genuine desire that the less able should be protected from the consequences of not being able to win prizes based on competition of one sort or another.
- Melanie Phillips
