I’ve written before about William Connolly’s notion of the evangelical-capitalist resonance machine, a description of the cozy relationship that’s developed between the economic right and the social-moralistic right over the last couple of decades in the U.S. It’s not merely an alliance of converging interests, since the two groups’ interests don’t always align with each […]
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plutonomy, Michael Moore, & Canada
Posted in Politics, tagged Connolly, economy, Michael Moore, Obama, Politics, resonance machines on October 19, 2009 | 9 Comments »
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