Airtins: Socialism, Scots and the Tao Te Ching

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Airtins: Socialism, Scots and the Tao Te ChingAirtins means directions: in these poems, Hershaw re imagines the moral guidance in Lao Tzus Tao Te Ching, applying a similar outlook to the modern problems of poverty, inequality and wars. Hershaw uses the vivid, demotic cadences of the Scots language to express a vision of a practical, green and spiritual socialism.

Theoretically

Combining scholarly rigour with lived experience

the greatest value comes from keeping the faith

National Education Union

and most of the Western media

Only we can create the culture that reflects our strengths and hopes and diversity

Chapter six examines the world of Work and migration on the African continent

War saw him interned in Canada before finding work as Deputy Keeper of Art at the Leicester Museums and Galleries

A recovery of the central roles played in African liberation played by the Communist International

Since the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959

of the industrial disasters that blighted lives

The book includes a comparative analysis of the local governance in Britain and South Africa