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Activated philosophy bites. Guerrilla podcast from University.

16/03/2021

3. What is abstraction according to Hegel? (Murderers and context)

Guerrilla podcasting from University. Today we explore a bit of Hegelian philosophy in an easy to grasp - and surely bound to be imprecise - way. That is, we will talk a bit about Murder and the text 'Who Think Abstractly?' The text of the podcast is also available at https://resolvement.wordpress.com #Politics #Hegel #Philosophy
09/03/2021

2. What is the partiality principle? (Kolakowski and Lenin)

Guerrilla podcasting from University! Today we talk a bit about Kolakowski's discussion of Lenin. This to find a definition of the partiality principle, which is useful in thinking about contemporary politics. What? The text of this episode is also available at: https://resolvement.wordpress.com #Marxism #Philosophy #Politics
02/03/2021

1. What is Fascism?

Guerrilla podcast from University. What is fascism? https://resolvement.wordpress.com/2020/09/21/what-is-fascism/ #Fascism #PoliticalPhilosophy #Philosophy
02/03/2021

What is fascism?

What is Fascism? Some guerrilla philosophy from University. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://resolvement.wordpress.com/

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Activated philosophy bites. Guerrilla podcast from University.

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