This article argues that those who advocate the capitalist market system on basis of ‘invisible hand’ or ‘spontaneous order’ belong to a tradition in political philosophy which attempts find ways get most out flawed human nature, whereas socialists tend opposing maintains faith improvement. The former involves kind consequentialism goodness can be achieved irrespective people’s intentions, latt...

The relationship of symbol and ritual to the 'world-view' of National Socialism has rarely been discussed. In this article however, it is argued that for Nazism, symbol and ritual were essential forms of ideological presentation and reinforcement. The NSDAP reduced political relationships to the workings of an eschatology, constructed upon symbols relating either to the German Volksgemeinschaft...

This article discusses Nepali people’s experience with socialism and their expectations by addressing these questions: What is socialism? Which do people expect? Why they expect How does the principle go against practice in context of Nepal? Qualitative secondary sources are critically analyzed as methodological tools to reveal present people. It presents disparity between demonstrated politica...