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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: August 30, 2023, 6:51 am
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       The New Left originally interpreted the slogan The personal is
       political more or less in a Marxist way to mean that everything
       that seems personal is in fact political, that there are no
       spheres of life exempt from the struggle for power. But the
       phrase could also be interpreted from its opposite meaning: we
       think that political action is in fact nothing more than
       personal activity, an expression of me and how I define myself.
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       a place to project our
       individual neuroses, an identity showcase. Saying that
       everything is political has become a way of patrolling private
       life. Nothing escapes politics. There is no difference between
       private and public virtue.
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       Linguist Geoffrey Hughes, author of Political Correctness: A
       History of Semantics and Culture . A history of semantics and
       culture], makes a detailed analysis of the concept, generally
       from its opposition to it. Hughes distinguishes between its
       linguistic sense and its political or activist sense:
       "linguistically it is a form of euphemism based on various
       social agendas, while politically it can be seen as a new type
       of orthodoxy, a term that has its roots in ethics and religion."
       »4. For Hughes, the most worrying thing about political
       correctness is that it "instills a sense of obligation or
       conformity in areas that should be (or are) matters of choice."
       In a way, it is the extension of the phrase "you can't say that"
       to environments where it should be possible to say "that", or at
       least where debate should be possible.
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