Philosopher's Holler
W.D. JamesEgalitarian Anti-Modernist philosophical ruminations on our contemporary conundrums. In my native dialect, a 'holler' can refer to a hollow (empty space), a yell, or a work song.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Musical Interlude: Joe Hill
Not enough people these days know of Joe Hill (born Joel Emmanuel Hägglund, 1879-1915). He still stops by the Holler now and then. Hill was a Wobbly organizer and wrote many of the songs in their famous book of tunes, The Big Red Song Book....
Was Marx a Satanist?
I actually tend to like Jordan Peterson.
Kennedy-Trump: Did 'Integral Populism' Just Happen?
In his The Great Awakening vs The Great Reset, Alexader Dugin maps a world-wide strategy to resist and defeat ‘The Great Reset,’ aka globalist neo-liberalism. Core to that strategy in Europe, he points to the need for the populist left and ...
Redneck Anarchism: A Musical Manifesto
Oliver Anthony is a redneck, Jesus love ‘im. It’s been just one year since he released his ‘Rich Men North of Richmond.’ A friend got me thinking about that and that in turn got me thinking about the worldview expressed by Anthony and some ...
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I teach philosophy in Kentucky, USA.
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