Monthly Archives: May 2013

Art, religion and subversion

Posted on 22nd May 2013 by Jonathan Clatworthy

My last post, about infrahumanisation, included the remark that religious leaders ‘can draw on well-established moral traditions to resist the political and economic agendas of governing classes’. A similar point is made by Giles Fraser in his recent Guardian column, … Continue reading →

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Infrahumanisation

Posted on 19th May 2013 by Jonathan Clatworthy

There’s a superb blog post by Bernadette Meaden on the Ekklesia website. Responding to the first suicide attributed to the Bedroom Tax, it draws attention to the increasing desperation of the poorest in British society at a time when the … Continue reading →

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