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Respect in a World of Inequality

by Richard Sennett

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This text looks at the pivotal role respect plays in contemporary society. Drawing on his own experience as a left-wing activist and idealist in the US and the UK, Sennett examines what has gone wrong with the modern world and argues that respect is the glue that keeps society together and a serious factor in social change.… (more)
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This text looks at the pivotal role respect plays in contemporary society. Drawing on his own experience as a left-wing activist and idealist in the US and the UK, Sennett examines what has gone wrong with the modern world and argues that respect is the glue that keeps society together and a serious factor in social change.

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