Epoch Philosophy Podcast: Recent Episodes
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I am joined today by Jon (thelitcritguy) to talk about a new interesting category he deems Gothic Marxism. Jon did his PhD in Gothic literature, and with this approach, we find out what this 'Gothic Marxism' really is.
Here I am joined once again by PillPod member, author, and professor Matt McManus to talk about liberal socialism, early Marxism, humanism, political strategy, etc.
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Here I am joined with Caleb Cain to discuss his experience with online right-wing political radicalization, his research and his appearances on major news platforms.
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Here I am with Victor from the PillPod to talk about the immortal science of political science and international relations.
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Here I am joined today by professor, author and writer Matt McManus on his concept of Postmodern Conservatism. Enjoy!
Here I am joined with Laborkyle to discuss history, what is it, and the ideological bounds in which it exists and is practiced.
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Here I am joined by Dave from Nightmare Masterclass to discuss Simulation Theory and his specific video over it. We go into Nick Bostrom's small paper "ARE YOU LIVING IN A COMPUTER SIMULATION?", the idea of disaster before computational growth, and an inlook into Marxian futures.
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For our very first episode, Grafton Tanner is here with us to discuss his upcoming new book The Hours Have Lost Their Clock: The Politics of Nostalgia, and nostalgia as a socio-political concept.