The Pill Pod is hosted by a group of PhDs offering their irreverent (and unsolicited) takes on critical theory, philosophy, culture, and politics.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Paul Reitter just finished the first translation of Marx's Capital this century. He joins our episode to educate us on why we need a new version, the difficulties of rendering Capital in English, and of course who's mad at him.
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This is the big one and it's hard to believe we haven't done this particular essay before, but it's the linchpin for the critical theory use of the term "ideology."
Check the patreon feed for the pdf if you want to check the source text, and to lis... more
This episode is based on an article Althusser wrote in the 60s, Marxism and Humanism, which you can find in "For Marx." He declares that Marxism and Humanism are fundamentally incompatible, which we all agree on because our liberal was at a conferenc... more
We read Althusser's "Marxism and Humanism," an Essay from his 1965 collection For Marx in which he declares the two fundamentally incompatible. We didn't make it far into the essay because we were having terminological disputes, but we shall return i... more
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Easily one of the smartest pods regarding social thought. Hats off, gentlemen..!
Everyone here is very smart and knowledgable. But the Hegelian E-girl ep shows that it’s totally static or suspended. No real thought is happening it’s just the appearance of it. They talked about dialectics but didn’t really engage in it
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I don’t usually listen to dudes rambling but I do enjoy these dudes rambling
How could anyone familiar enough with the ideas of Walter Benjamin suggest a film, celluloid, versus a photographic image when referring to him? Seriously. It makes me wonder if one of the two of you understand Benjamin on a primary level.
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