Our
Captive Culture
and the Bio-Social
Forces that Will Free Us
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CHAPTER 1: PREVIEW
(modified by the editors)
Faith
in the Normative Paradigm
Resistance
to the Bio-Social Paradigm
Troubling
Confusions About the Role and Goals of Scientists
Social
Change, Freedom, and “Constructive Autonomy”
Previous
Commentators on the Conflict between the Two Paradigms
CHAPTER 2: THE
DYNAMICS OF CAPTIVITY AND FREEDOM (unchanged)
Some Contemporary Illustrations
The
Trials of Supranationalism
CHAPTER
6: LOCKED IN ILLUSIONS ABOUT GOVERNMENT (unchanged)
CHAPTER
7: THE POWER OF MONEY
Money and
Success
Changing Perceptions?
Money and Advertising
Media Oligopoly
Money and the Social Scientists
Political-Economic Money Power
“Easy Money“
Bio-social Dynamics of Money
Conclusion
REFERENCES
CHAPTER
8: THE POTENCY OF P. R. (unchanged)
CHAPTER
9: THE DOMINANCE
OF ECONOMIC DOGMA (unchanged)
The
Meretricious Global Market
National
Economic Concentration
The
Meretricious National Economy
CHAPTER 11:
THE POPULATION-POVERTY SYNDROME (unchanged)
CHAPTER
12: RELIGIOUS
CAPTIVATION (unchanged)
The
Religious View of Natural Phenomena
Religious
Servitude of Females
CHAPTER
13: TOWARD A SCIENCE OF VALUES
(unchanged)
Conflicting
Interests and Partisanship
Final
Thoughts on Freedom and Challenge