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February 28, 2005

Paranoid, Nous?

Posted by Eric at 7:59 am. Filed under: General

Deacon of Powerline, has a column in the Weekly Standard. Check it out.

Both sides in today’s ideological clash stand accused by the other of adopting the paranoid style. James Taranto of the Wall Street Journal has argued (in the piece that inspired this one) that the left has become politically paranoid. And a number of leftist bloggers have made the same allegation against conservative blogs. A neutral might be tempted to conclude that both sides are correct. But, as noted, strong partisanship is not the same thing as paranoia. And Hofstadter himself did not adopt a reflexive “moral equivalency” approach–in each of his examples of the paranoid style, it was the mentality of only one side. Thus, we need to explore more carefully the extent to which the two sides of today’s debate exhibit paranoia.


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