
A critical theory podcast by critical theory work group.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureSocial SciencesPhilosophyScience | |||

J. E. and Anatarah discuss Johan Huizinga's classic book Homo Ludens, a foundational work for game studies.
Helen, Esther, and Crane tackle the first book of Machiavelli's Discourses on Livy, reading Machiavelli as a precursor to historical materialism and a radical republican. In the process, they pose the question: what can the critical theory of society... more
Crane and Helen talk about Horkheimer's 1938 essay "Montaigne and the Function of Skepticism," which sees Horkheimer both show the skeptical core of both religious dogmatism and philosophical skepticism, as well as its changing valence throughout the... more
Imogen, Sebastian, and Sam discuss Situationism as a vindication of Hegelian Marxism and a critique of reified life through its various forms of appearance: artistic production, urban planning, and student life.
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This podcast engages with critical theory, exploring various intellectual traditions and contemporary implications through a rich dialogue among its hosts. Discussions frequently analyze historical contexts, from left communism to the Frankfurt School, while also examining literary works and scientific ideas through a critical lens. Noteworthy episodes tackle the intersection of Marxism with biology, the political writings of Ghassan Kanafani, and the critiques of capitalism as articulated by historical figures such as Amadeo Bordiga. The emphasis on the political dimensions of culture, science, and literature, combined with personal anecdotes from the hosts, creates a distinctive space for critical reflection and debate, making it appealin... more
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