Andrea’s sins bring feared nights and woeful dreams
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The Blind Men And The Elephant — a fable for our time?
There is a well known Indian fable which supposedly dates back to the mid 1st millennium BC called The Blind Men And The Elephant. The fable tells the story of six blind sojourners who encounter different parts of an elephant on their life journeys. As the fable progresses, each blind man, in turn, conceptualises what the elephant is like by touching a different part of its body.
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The Marxist “long march” into the age of identity politics
Marxism is a political theory and method of socio-economic and historical analysis that originates from the works of 19th-century German philosophers, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.
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Why I joined the SDP, or: Why challenging ‘woke’ political correctness & identity politics is the new frontline in the culture war.
In a previous article published last November, I explained the reasons why I cancelled my membership of the Labour Party and how, for the first time in twenty years, identity politics had left me questioning who to vote for at a general election.
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Why I left the Labour Party, or: How identity politics left me questioning who to vote for at the General Election.
Much has been written about the Labour Party, the crisis of the Left and progressive politics in general. I’m adding to it not because I claim to hold any authority on the subject, but from a compulsion to share my personal experience, and, as an ex-Labour member, my deep frustrations with the current situation in the party.
The Parrhesia Diaries 