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In "Our 'Age of Anger'" the author examines the current global political climate and argues that we are living in an "age of anger." The book suggests that this anger is fueled by a variety of factors including economic inequality, political polarization, social media, and the erosion of traditional values. The book explores the reasons behind this rise in anger and its consequences, including the increasing prevalence of violence and extremism. The author offers insights and solutions for how to address and mitigate the anger that is shaping our world today.

"An Introduction to Baudrillard" is a book that provides an overview of the life and work of Jean Baudrillard, a French philosopher and sociologist known for his contributions to critical theory and postmodern thought. The book covers the major themes and ideas of Baudrillard's work, including his critiques of consumer culture, mass media, and the concept of reality. It also explores the influence of Baudrillard's ideas on contemporary debates about society, culture, and technology. "An Introduction to Baudrillard" is an essential resource for anyone looking to understand the thought of this important and influential thinker.

"Empires of Modernity" is a book that explores the rise of modern empires and their impact on the world. The book looks at how empires have shaped the modern world through their economic, political, and cultural influence, and how they have shaped our understanding of what it means to be modern. The book also examines the ways in which modern empires have interacted with and impacted non-Western societies and cultures. Through a combination of historical analysis and contemporary case studies, "Empires of Modernity" offers a nuanced and complex understanding of the role of empires in the modern world.

"Rawls: A Theory of Justice Comments, Utilitarianism, Rights" is a book that discusses the theories of John Rawls and their relationship to utilitarianism and the concept of rights. Rawls is known for his theory of justice, which argues that a just society is one in which the distribution of benefits and burdens is fair and equal. The book explores Rawls' ideas in detail and compares them to utilitarianism, a theory that prioritizes the greatest good for the greatest number of people. The book also discusses Rawls' concept of rights and how it relates to his theory of justice. "Rawls: A Theory of Justice Comments, Utilitarianism, Rights" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in political philosophy, ethics, and the ideas of John Rawls.

"What Makes Us Postmodern" is a book that examines the characteristics and features that define postmodernism, a philosophical and cultural movement that emerged in the mid-20th century. The book explores the ways in which postmodernism has shaped our understanding of reality, truth, knowledge, and identity, and how it has influenced art, literature, and popular culture. The book also discusses the critiques of postmodernism and the ways in which it has been received by different disciplines and fields. "What Makes Us Postmodern" is an essential resource for anyone interested in understanding the complex and multifaceted nature of postmodernism and its impact on the world.

In this essay, we will explore why the controversial Canadian psychologist and professor Jordan Peterson is mistaken in his views on the concept of responsibility. We will examine the flaws in his reasoning and provide alternative perspectives on the topic that better align with empirical evidence and moral principles. Through this analysis, we aim to challenge the misguided ideas that Peterson has popularized and offer a more nuanced and accurate understanding of the nature of responsibility and its role in our lives.

he term "Millennial Revolution" has been used to refer to various social, political, and economic upheavals that have been attributed to the actions and attitudes of the generation known as millennials. Some have predicted that this generation will lead a revolution that will fundamentally transform society and the world we live in, while others have argued that the term is a baseless buzzword with little relevance to the real challenges facing our society.

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035. Will There Be A Millennial Revolution

043. Steven Pinker is WRONG about the decline of violence

030. Wokeism

011. Free Will is Political

110. Introduction to Foucault

121. Limits of the Market Notes on Political Economy & Externalities

044. Thomas Hobbes Leviathan

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099. What is this (or a History & Philosophy of the Youtube video essay)

003. The First Critics of Modern Life