Między tolerancją a obojętnością
Between Tolerance and Indifference
Author(s): Sławomir MagalaSubject(s): Cultural Essay, Political Essay, Societal Essay
Published by: Stowarzyszenie Czasu Kultury
Summary/Abstract: Tolerance has been traditionally associated with the friendly treatment of followers of other religions (e.g., Catholics versus Protestants, Christians versus Muslims), or the fair treatment of members of other races demonstrated by members of the white majority. The term “tolerance” is used rather less often in regard to regulating relations between unequal social partners, for example, between the owners of estates and serfs, or between the managers and owners of factories and their salaried employees, between educated but casually employed “precariats” and global corporations, and even more rarely – in the democratization of relations of doctors and patients or professors and students. However, it seems that it is in this category of behaviour, deserving of being labelled tolerance, which regulates work, and thus consumption, that sweeping changes are occurring, which we can read as a sensitive barometer of changes in an increasingly complex “tsunami” of interactive and communicative processes.
Journal: Czas Kultury
- Issue Year: XXIX/2013
- Issue No: 01
- Page Range: 80-87
- Page Count: 8
- Language: Polish
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