The fact that there is no absolute “pure” morality, that morality is always a class morality, that it depends on the person who applies it and the person to whom it is applied, that it depends on the ...

In Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, Alfred Doolittle comes into an income of four thousand a year and finds himself trapped in middle-class morality. Formerly of the undeserving poor, he was free to live as ...

Moral crusade or working-class interest? Which should guide our actions on Ukraine and the escalating conflict with China? How do we work through the dilemmas of peace activism given the contradictory ...

A response to the article 'Only Doing Your Job?' on campaigns against the Job Seekers Allowance, which appeared in issue 22 of Subversion. The debate (which is picked up in subsequent articles in this ...

“Typically, there’s a big difference in what’s called harm-based morality,” says University of Virginia psychologist Jonathon Haidt. “Liberals and college-educated people usually say they don’t think ...