From home's geographic location, educational philosophy, teaching "textbooks", religious ethics... It is a complete rebellion against the mainstream American society. Instead, I'm almost certain the film will be a hit with Nordic audiences.
But the first proposition that bothers me a bit is whether or not minors have the means of education that they feel they need to live by .
A few weeks ago, I saw a small manifesto on the streets of Paris. The theme of the movement was "diversity in education", against the authoritarianism of school education, and advocated instruction à domicile (education at home). In addition to parents, there were many children under school age. When the organizers put on the song, they sang and danced along, but I was wondering, are they really consciously participating? Whether the decisions of parents and those around them are also an authoritarian tyranny like "consumerism", with workers/consumers who are helpless.
The second impression is that it is the so-called "mainstream lifestyle" of high consumption, high energy consumption, high output, and high interaction of most people that gives a small number of people the right to escape from the world. Because on the other hand, there will be no productivity revolution, there will be no emergence of sociological ideas such as Marx and Weber, and even primitive religions are inextricably linked with inter-tribal exchanges. Being human, and family is of course not the same as society.
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