Postmodernism Transforms Socialism Into Anti-Impact Environmentalism

In an essay for the Mises Institute, Joshua Mawhorter summarizes Stephen Hicks' argument that postmodernism became the academic Left's strategy after socialism's failures, repurposing egalitarianism into environmentalist 'deep ecology.' He traces how this 'anti-impact' frame casts wealth production as exploitation and contends it could morally devalue human productivity, influencing policy and energy debates.
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