Repressive Tolerance by Herbert Marcuse
In this thought-provoking essay, the author critiques the concept of tolerance in modern society, arguing that it often serves to perpetuate existing power structures and suppress genuine social change. By allowing both progressive and regressive ideas to coexist without distinction, society inadvertently supports the status quo and hinders the development of a truly free and equitable world. The author calls for a more discerning form of tolerance that actively challenges oppressive ideologies and fosters an environment where transformative ideas can flourish.
- Published
- 1965
- Nationality
- German
- Length
- Very Short
- Pages
- 30-50
- Original Language
- English
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