Developing the capacity for self-criticism

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There are those who claim that sociocultural systems work very well because they work for them. But a sociocultural system hardly ever really works if it works only for a few. Collective lags support the conclusion that these systems have ceased to work – if they ever did – for the common good (“common good”? – I am often surprised by my own naivety). So there are those who look for alternatives to the current systems and claim that such alternatives will come as “structural reforms” to the prevailing systems themselves (who, now, turns out to be the naive one?).

Both personal and professional, is a seed with the potential for systemic transformation. Here I propose that this development must be entirely in the hands of the individual. The adult individual must be clear that his or her education from then on must be in his or her own hands and not in the hands of the sociocultural systems that sweden consumer email list have been in charge of his or her cultivation and have shaped him or her in favor of the objectives of those systems. If the local culture maintains and protects a state of unconsciousness of its own processes of collective acculturation, then the phrase “Local culture is not your friend” could be a kind of useful mantra to not forget the effects of repeating the traditional in an uncritical manner. On the contrary, the idea of ​​a cosmopolitan culture is promising to come closer to a broad conception of —and one that is worth calling— “education.