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Oct 26
1h 33m

What Latin American Socialism Can Teach ...

Daniel Tutt
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I'm joined by Gabriel Delacoste to discuss the history of socialist and populist movements across Latin America, and what lessons they offer to the American left as we experience a resurgence of socialism. We analyze the history of Peronism and the thought of Ernesto Laclau, the rise and fall of the recent Chilean left movement led by Gabriel Boric, and we d ... Show More
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Oct 26
The People Are Not One - Book Discussion feat. Lisa McKenzie, Benjamin Studebaker and Mike Macnair
A discussion on the new book The People Are Not One: Socialist Strategy After Left Populism by Daniel Tutt and C. Derick Varn featuring guests Lisa McKenzie, Benjamin Studebaker and Mike Macnair. In The People Are Not One, Daniel Tutt and C. Derick Varn dismantle the central illu ... Show More
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Oct 26
The Enlightenment's Unconscious: Literature Beyond Ideology (feat. Nathan Gorelick)
I'm joined by Nathan Gorelick to discuss his new book, The Unwritten Enlightenment: Literature between Ideology and the Unconscious. In this discussion we explore how eighteenth-century literature discloses a dimension of subjectivity that exceeds the political and philosophical ... Show More
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A Marxist History of Slavery and Capitalism (feat. David McNally)
Was Atlantic slavery a capitalist system or a pre-capitalist system? If we understand Atlantic slavery (16th - 19th centuries) as a distinct capitalist system of domination, what does this tell us about capitalism as such, and what does it tell us bout how slavery was overthrown ... Show More
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