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weeklysift.com
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| | | | | It's not just that conservatives define terms differently. Sometimes their relationship to words defies definition entirely. If you're like most liberals, you probably from time to time take a walk on the other side of the line. Maybe you channel-scan through Fox News or even Newsmax. Or click on some of the links your Trump-adoring... | |
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theworthyhouse.com
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| | | | | Ah, Carl Schmitt, Carl Schmitt! No man like him exists today. Political philosophy in our time is, and for many decades past has been, largely the domain of intellectual pygmies and outright morons; the age of gold has degenerated into the age of brass, or of plastic with yellow paint. Schmitt is dead, but his | |
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newcritique.co.uk
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| | | | | "Whyman replaces Benjamin's pessimism with realism whilst adopting Adorno's 'standpoint of redemption' to radically critique the present, situating hope firmly within the bounds of possibility without diminishing its transformative potential." | |
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undsoc.org
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| | | A defining component of Eric Hobsbawm's historical writings is the quartet of "Age" books: Age of Revolution, Age of Capital, Age of Empire, and Age of Extremes. These are synthetic works, offering a narrative of the long nineteenth century and the short twentieth century. They give primary attention to developments pertaining to economic, political, and... | ||
