The Circulation of Elites
Michael McConkeyExploring the intersection of biology, politics, and historical sociology.
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PART 2: THE PHENOTYPE WARS IN THE PROVINCIAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
A major force in the resolution of the phenotype wars at the heart of Canadian Confederation on the side of heterarchical pluralist was the Judicial Committee of the British Privy Council. Normally, and here, shortened to the JCPC. The priv...
THE SPATIAL REVOLUTION (GOES DIGITAL)
Yes, it’s finally here: my expanded exposition of the theory and history of the (Schmittian) spatial revolution! And it arrives sporting the admittedly somewhat on the nose title: The Spatial Revolution.
For the newer subscribers and follo...
PART 1: THE PHENOTYPE WARS IN THE PROVINCIAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
Following our discussion of the Red River rebellion, we’re facing a bit of tricky chronology. Though we’ll likely have a brief mention of the early resistance to Confederation in Nova Scotia, as will be then addressed, it’s not clear that t...
HETERARCHY v PLURALISM
Yes, yes: It's nomenclature refining time again! To the many new readers who have come aboard in recent months, presumably to partake of the current deep dive into Canadian history, this bonus post’s hair-splitting over nomenclature may see...
PART 2: THE RED RIVER REBELLION
In the last post we examined George Stanley’s argument that — while the precise nomenclature was not available to him — the Red River rebellion of 1869 was largely an instance of the phenotype wars. A temporal society living off the land, a...
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