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Interview with Ryan Haecker on Right Hegelianism and Christian Theology
Originally published at my personal blog. Ryan Haecker is a scholar on the Christian theology of German Idealism, analytic theology, and Catholic History. He and I set down to discuss how Hegel… more →
The (Dis)Loyal Opposition to Modernity:
Mid-Century Masterpieces: BBC TVC, empty corridors, abandoned newsrooms, still-working editing suites
wrote 2 days ago: The magnificent TV Centre Foyer with mosaic and costume racks awaiting pick-up.It has provided a wel … more →
Interview with Ryan Haecker on Right Hegelianism and Christian Theology
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wrote 1 month ago: Originally published at my personal blog. Ryan Haecker is a scholar on the Christian theology of Ger … more →
Interview with Tom O'Brien: One Marxism, MMT, and the Eurozone Crisis.
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wrote 2 months ago: Tom O’Brien is the host of the From Alpha to Omega. This interview was completed just before … more →
Ideology and the Individual In Cinema, II
wrote 2 months ago: By David A. First, before I begin, the following is not intended to make a conclusion on whether or … more →
Interview with Pham Binh on Leninism and its discontents
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wrote 2 months ago: Pham Binh has been a revolutionary socialist since he was 16. He’s from from Rochester, NY, an … more →
Interview with Brian Hioe on Japanese Marxism
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wrote 2 months ago: Brian Hioe is a member of the Platypus Affiliated Society and an undergraduate at New York Univers … more →
Interview with Daniel Spaulding on Communization, Occupy, and the spectre of aesthetics.
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wrote 2 months ago: Daniel Spaulding is a graduate student in the Department of the History of Art, Yale University. He … more →
Why the Left Needs to Be Agnostic about Religion: Part I
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wrote 2 months ago: In an essay recently re-blogged here, the author lays out a case for why he believes a rapprochement … more →
Interview with McKenzie Wark on the outer limits of Marxism and Information Theory
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wrote 2 months ago: McKenzie Wark is originally from Newcastle, Australia, but moved to New York City in 2000. He is Pro … more →
Is there a Pessimism of the Strong?
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wrote 2 months ago: Nietzsche wrote, in his more youthful work The Birth of Tragedy, the following question: , “Is pessi … more →
Psychoanalysis, Psycho-dialectics, or Psycho-synthesis? Or, Why Hegel is not Freud is not Lacan
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wrote 2 months ago: Cain Pinto My courage fails me, therefore, at the thought of rising up as a prophet before my fellow … more →
Thoughts on an empty chair
wrote 2 months ago: Andrew Kliman in a rather opaque essay on Raya Dunayevskaya’s thought has quite a few paragrap … more →
The weasel in the fine print: Henwood illustrates Obamacare's (un?)intended consequences
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wrote 2 months ago: For the past four years in regards to Healthcare and education, I have heard a few of my liberal fri … more →
Psychoanalysis and Environmentalism, Part II.i
wrote 3 months ago: Cain Pinto The biocentrist[1] and the Bright Green Environmentalist[2] are siblings. They compete to … more →
Psychoanalysis and Environmentalism, Part II
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wrote 3 months ago: Cain Pinto The Fruit of the Earth: Of Personal and Impersonal Ecological Conservationism as Forms of … more →
"The Color of Black Power is Green" and The Failures of Identity Politics.
wrote 3 months ago: There is a terrific documentary that was released two years ago called “The Black Power Mixtap … more →
Review- Paul Ricoeur. "Freud and Philosophy: An Essay on Interpretation" (1971)
wrote 3 months ago: Cain Pinto Ricoeur’s reading of Freud is a rare and sympathetic attempt to grapple philosophically w … more →
Interview with David Poulter on the New Atheism, Atheism Plus, and the Skeptical Movement
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wrote 3 months ago: C. Derick Varn: You and I have both followed the careers and patterns of a few of the predominant me … more →
Psychoanalysis and Environmentalism, Part I
wrote 3 months ago: Cain Pinto The quest to protect nature from wanton abuse, degradation and irreversible ecological cr … more →
