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Political Theory 101 — 96 episodes
Kojève & the End of History
Murray Edelman & Symbolic Politics
Clarence Streit and International Federalism
Friedrich List and the National System
Vico and the Concept of the Natural
Hobbes' Behemoth
Nick Land & the Politics of Acceleration (w/Michael Downs)
The Politics of Plato's Parmenides
John Morley & the Politics of Compromise
The Politics of Plato's Philebus
Clausewitz (w/Elizabeth Dearden-Williams)
Cutrone and the Party (w/Chris Cutrone)
John Milton as a Political Theorist (w/Raeffe Gibson)
Michael Pettis as a Political Theorist
Samuel Huntington
Frédéric Bastiat
Terry Eagleton
Tertullian
Pocock & History in Political Theory
Murakami and Political Despair
Habermas
Christian Wolff
Monks in the City
G.K. Chesterton & G.B. Shaw as Political Theorists
Laclau
Lyotard
Deleuze & Guattari
Althusser & Foucault, Ideology & Power
Free Speech with Doug Lain
Nicole Oresme
The Roman Economy
Mou Zongsan
Wang Yangming
Shang Yang
Voter Ethics
Manuel II Palaiologos and Late Byzantine Thought
Aeschines, Demosthenes, and Athenian Rhetoric
Gandhi
John Duns Scotus
Chrysippus and Early Stoicism
Frynas, Petrol States, and Oil Companies
Bartolus and Roman Law in the Middle Ages
The Arthashastra
John Maynard Keynes as a Political Theorist
Nizam al-Mulk and Persian Political Thought
Confucius and the Role of Ritual in Chinese Political Thought
Žižek and the Politics of Ideology
Michael Psellos and Byzantine Political Thought
Pyrrho and the Politics of Skepticism
John Locke & Piracy
Aquinas and De Regno
Iamblichus and the Politics of Theurgy
James Harrington with Edmund Wilson
Marsilius of Padua
Skinner and the State
Dante's De Monarchia
Plato's Timaeus
G.A. Cohen and the September Group
Alexis de Tocqueville
The Concept of Representation
Sieyes and the French Revolution
Montesquieu: Honor, Monarchy, and the Prologue to the French Revolution
States of all Sizes & Polarity
Politics and Morality
Concepts of Currency
Aesthetics and Politics
Meditation and Buddhism with Charlotte Newman
Concepts of Liberty
Concepts of Equality
The Late Frankfurt School and the Cultural Turn
Weber on Maturity, Capitalism, and Protestantism
Durkheim and Lukacs on Alienation, Anomie, and Reification
Bentham, Mill, and the Utilitarians
Fenelon, Mandeville, and 18th Century Thoughts on Commerce & Luxury
Hobbes, Hume, Spinoza, and the Politics of Human Nature
The Frankfurt School and the Rise of the Interventionist State
Marxism After Marx
Nietzsche, Arendt, and Aesthetic Struggle
Marx and Materialism
Hegel and the German Conception of Freedom
Kant, Fichte, and the Liberal Origins of Nationalism
Machiavelli, Smith, and the Separation of Politics and Morality
Hirschman, Goodin, and the End of the Chronic Legitimacy Crisis
Williams, Rawls, and Legitimation Stories
Gamble, Streeck, and Theories of Crisis
Mearsheimer, Wendt, and International Relations Theory
Cicero, Seneca, and the Transition from Republic to Empire
Isocrates, Thucydides, and the Relationship between Rhetoric and Knowledge
Fanon, Burke, and Theories of Change
Rawls, Hayek, and Liberalism's Relationship with the Market
MacKinnon, Rousseau, and the Origins of Inequality
Augustine, Schmitt, and Political Theology (w/Raeffe Gibson)
Caesar, Weber, and the Power of Charisma
Aristotle, Constant, and the Distribution of Time
Hobbes, Plato, and the Rise of the State
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