Articles: Erik G. Magro

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Darwinism: Then and Now

Erik G. Magro | 2005-08-16 - Every major war and revolution from the Victorian Age onward has its catalyst rooted in the dialectical-materialism philosophy known as Evolution. Today these concepts are found in Communist regimes and the western world. In the US, Communist activism broke out on the streets and college campuses during the 60s and 70s in war protests, and in general counter-culture movements under the cloak of various civil rights movements such as feminism and often with the radical motives of breaking up families.

Revolution of the Mind: The Dreams of Aldous Huxley

Erik G. Magro | 2005-08-16 - Like his contemporary, George Orwell, Aldous Huxley was fascinated by the rigid social structure he saw erected throughout his lifetime and projected the extreme climax of that structure in his work. Also like his Fabian Socialist counter-part, many of his novels would later be interpreted as warnings wrapped in science-fiction plots of a technocratic one-world dictatorship.