I think I said in an earlier post, months ago, that indeed,
if we are so positioned institutionally or otherwise to
control the agency of others, we can & do do so while operating
on very different intentions.
Robin also wrote:
>Whose experiential reality do we use as the benchmark in this case
>to decide whether or not cruelty is present? Can we ever behave
>in such a way that some one person in our midst does not perceive
>us as "cruel"?
In response, I quote Joao (from the last posting):
>While we get up the contradictions, enlighten the mechanism used to
>opress and shared ours discovery whit syndicates, association wich defend
>the human dues, etc... we walk in the direction of one society more
>democratic, I hope...
>
- Judy
Judy Diamondstone
Graduate School of Education
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
10 Seminary Place
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
diamonju who-is-at rci.rutgers.edu
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