Truths, in postmodern Theory, are socially validated statements about reality, which means that they are, ultimately, products of not just the cultures that produce them but of power within those cultures.
Murray calls the inability to listen to contrary points of view a "generational phenomenon" which has been adopted by children who believe that "speech is harm, and harm is not harm, that silence is violence and that violence is fine."
Murray calls the inability to listen to contrary points of view a "generational phenomenon" which has been adopted by children who believe that "speech is harm, and harm is not harm, that silence is violence and that violence is fine."
