A Cardinal visits the Anarchists
C. G. Estabrook
galliher at alexia.lis.uiuc.edu
Tue Feb 18 20:11:31 PST 2003
Whatever the editor of Les Temps Modernes meant by calling Bourdieu
"Science's Cardinal Ratzinger," the translator at least has got it a bit
backwards: Ratzinger is the Vatican's guardian of orthodoxy. A former
reformer and co-author with the leading liberal Catholic theologian of the
20th century, Karl Rahner, Ratzinger was shocked by what he took to be the
disorder of the German '60s (his father was a Bavarian policeman), moved
ever rightward, and is the chief intellectual bodyguard of the present
bishop of Rome.
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, kelley wrote:
> Old interview on the book Reasons to be Active:
>
> Pierre Bourdieu on Radio Libertaire: A Cardinal visits the Anarchists*
>
> Interview conducted by Archibald Zurvan
> transl. by Sharif Gemie
>
> ...
>
> 1. Cardinal Ratzinger is a controversial Catholic cleric who has
> criticized the Vatican. [SG]
>
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