One essay about this adjective posits that "when we are no longer light-footed we find a place forourselves in the band" and explains the leisure activities best suited for this type of people as fashionand gambling, using a Chinese anecdote about Wen Wang.
One essay about this adjective posits that "when we are no longer light-footed we find a place forourselves in the band" and explains the leisure activities best suited for this type of people as fashionand gambling, using a Chinese anecdote about Wen Wang. That essay defines this adjective as thepreference for "the limited to the unbounded, the near to the distant, the sufficient to thesuperabundant, the convenient to the perfect, present laughter to Utopian bliss." Another work withthis adjective in the title states of it that (*) "by its very nature it cannot offer an alternative to thedirection in which we are moving," and that it lacks principle, does not understand economics, and has afondness for authority. For 10 points, identify this word which appears in a Michael Oakeshott text about"being" one and a component of The Constitution of Liberty by Friedrich Hayek entitled "Why I Am Not"one of these.
One essay about this adjective posits that "when we are no longer light-footed we find a place forourselves in the band" and explains the leisure activities best suited for this type of people as fashionand gambling, using a Chinese anecdote about Wen Wang.
"conservative"