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You might have guessed that the title is a bit sensationalist; “Should we embrace addicts?” sounds less controversial, doesn’t it? That’s what Elizabeth F.S. Roberts actually suggests here though, and it’s a reasonable challenge to the hyperindividualism that’s become standard in America. As she says: “In the United States, a predominantly Protestant nation, which preaches individuality, we…
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You might have guessed that the title is a bit sensationalist; “Should we embrace addicts?” sounds less controversial, doesn’t it? That’s what Elizabeth F.S. Roberts actually suggests here though, and it’s a reasonable challenge to the hyperindividualism that’s become standard in America. As she says: “In the United States, a predominantly Protestant nation, which preaches individuality, we…