Le Grand dictionnaire des philosophies e...

« Oserais-je le dire ? Je ne crois pas que la philosophie nous soit d’aucun secours aujourd’hui. ». C’est ce qu’écrivait Adèle Van Reeth au début de la crise sanitaire. Ce dimanche, la philosophe et future patronne de France Inter nous invite à regarder droit dans les yeux de l’o ... Show More

Dans notre Grand dictionnaire, le concept de théologies de la guerre est défini par le professeur de l’ULB, Jean-Philippe Schreiber. Chaque semaine, un mot, un concept, une idée, et des tentatives de définitions pour éclairer le vocabulaire des philosophies et des religions. 

Non, les Lumières ça n’est pas juste Diderot, Montesquieu, Rousseau et Voltaire. Le bouillonnement intellectuel du XVIIIe siècle est bien plus vaste. C’est ce que nous invite à découvrir le professeur de littérature et media Yves Citton. Il nous expliquera qu’une « espièglerie » ... Show More

In this unlocked patreon episode, Breht, Adnan, and Henry from Guerrilla History discuss their thoughts on the relationship between religion and Marxism, how Marxists today might think differently about religion compared to Marxists 100 years ago, religion and spirituality as a t ... Show More

In this episode, I expound on Lukács's later work and the meaning of irrationalism. I analyze Marxist reason in contradistinction to neo-Kantian thought and touch on what is most distinctive about philosophy for Marx and Engels and how Marx breaks with both Kant and Hegel. From a ... Show More

A radical writer and philosopher, Karl Marx found himself exiled from multiple countries thanks to his communist writings in the 1800s. However, in the following century, this same writing stirred revolution across the world, as communist governments rose to power. What influence ... Show More

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel was one of the greatest minds that humanity has ever known. His development of the dialectic, placed on a materialist basis by Marx, provides key insights into the logic of all change, development and transformation in nature, society and the human m ... Show More

Professor of Philosophy and author, Graham Priest, joins Breht to discuss his latest book Capitalism - it's Nature and Replacement: Buddhist and Marxist Insights. Together, they discuss the problems of capitalism, the utter necessity of its transcendence, what Marxism can offer B ... Show More

Every political movement bases itself, consciously or unconsciously, on some sort of philosophy or world outlook. In this talk, Nat Arkwright introduces the basic tenets of dialectical materialism - the philosophy of Marxism - and discusses why it is that we need a revolutionary ... Show More

Ian and Donald join William Clare Roberts (@MarxInHell), author of Marx's Inferno for a discussion on the wider themes of his book: republicanism,  non-domination, theories of freedom, the early communist movement, and  how to read capital both politically and scientifically. 

Thomas Riggins is a New York university lecturer in philosophy and ancient studies. He is a retired city housing manager and a veteran of the peace and civil rights movements of the 1960s. He holds degrees from Florida State University and the CUNY Graduate Center. He is currentl ... Show More

According to Lenin, Karl Marx was, "the genius who continued and consummated the three main ideological currents of the 19th century, as represented by the three most advanced countries of mankind: classical German philosophy, classical English political economy, and French socia ... Show More

Breht recently went on The Sensible Socialist podcast to confront, analyze, and dismantle the laughable misrepresentations of Marxism and the shallow anti-communism of James Lindsay.  In the process, we clarify core concepts within Marxism, respond to various arguments against so ... Show More