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'''Unconditioning Love''' is the kind of love that can be shared, given, or applied in order to engage in a process of un-conditioning from dominant culture. For example, this is the kind of love to use if your young niece has learned (already!) to expect to consume products, to buy things, and to generally think and act in a largely consumerist fashion. You can give her | '''Unconditioning Love''' is the kind of love that can be shared, given, or applied in order to engage in a process of un-conditioning from dominant culture. For example, this is the kind of love to use if your young niece has learned (already!) to expect to consume products, to buy things, and to generally think and act in a largely consumerist fashion. You can give her ''unconditioning love'' and hopefully she will find that consuming, buying, and practicing consumerism generally need not be necessary, nor primary, activities of human beings! | ||
Latest revision as of 16:35, 18 May 2014
Unconditioning Love is the kind of love that can be shared, given, or applied in order to engage in a process of un-conditioning from dominant culture. For example, this is the kind of love to use if your young niece has learned (already!) to expect to consume products, to buy things, and to generally think and act in a largely consumerist fashion. You can give her unconditioning love and hopefully she will find that consuming, buying, and practicing consumerism generally need not be necessary, nor primary, activities of human beings!