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We’re reading Ch. 6: “Marxism and contemporary political philosophy, or: why Nozick exercises some Marxists more than he does any egalitarian liberals”
Here’s the Zoom info for tomorrow!
J. Andrew World is the ridiculously talented artist who makes all of the images for this Substack, and for my podcast Give Them An Argument. I’ve spent a huge portion of the last few days watching the stream of Patrick Stewart clips people...
This one was a break after Ch. 5 to give everyone more time for discussion of what we’ve read so far. Next Tuesday we’re moving on to Ch. 6 (“Marxism and contemporary political philosophy”).
Here’s the recording for the eighth session of t...
Here’s the recording for the eighth session of the second round of our Substack philosophy class, this one on G.A.
Here’s the recording for the eighth session of the second round of our Substack philosophy class, this one on G.A. Cohen’s b...
Does Cohen conflate inequality with capitalism? Does Tony conflate capitalism with market forces? WHAT’S GOING ON?
Here’s the recording for the seventh session of the second round of our Substack philosophy class for paid subscribers there...
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Ben Burgis is a philosophy instructor, a columnist for Jacobin magazine, and a semi-regular opinion writer for MSNBC and UnHerd. In the rest of those places, he mostly writes about politics, but here on Substack he mostly writes about philosophy.
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