[BLOCKED] Chaplin's Machine World

from History with James · host pop and crunch

This episode looks at the present reaching speech from the ending of the 1940 movie, "The Great Dictator" to explore how the video links to ideals of contemporaries, including academics like Jacques Barzun. Brazun wrote the 1941; Darwin, Marx, Wagner: Critique Of A Heritage, which covers similar themes as Chaplin's analysis.

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