#8 Common Sense Then and Now
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#8 Common Sense Then and Now
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Excerpts from Thomas Paine's Common Sense framed by questions and observations in light of the present day by Bill Vitek. Read by Lindsay Pontius, Craig Maravich, and Bill Vitek.
Thomas Paine's Common Sense is celebrating its 250th birthday and it's as relevant now as it was then.
Paine’s well-tempered words and arguments invite readers in any age to consider whether they are more loyalist than patriot, or of “passive tempers,” hoping to avoid revolutionary changes by embracing a “fallacious reconciliation” with the very powers and systems that oppress them. Have they, have we, ceded the language and logic of revolution to those who prefer to work inside the system, to those who are akin to colonial loyalists calling their beliefs about conformity to the Crown “revolutionary”? Bill Vitek (Philosopher, educator, and director of the New Perennials Project at Middlebury College.)
Visit https://doi.org/10.57968/Middlebury.32909471 to read this pamphlet.
Visit https://www.newperennials.org for more information.