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Mentioned in 8 episodes
The Authoritarian personality
Book • 1950
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
Recommended by Rafael Behr and Philip Berman as an insightful episode discussing the authoritarian personality and its implications for political behavior.
Five Years: Our Brains Hurt A Lot
Mentioned by Pete Quinones in the context of discussing the book's analysis of authoritarian personalities and their characteristics.
s07e44 | Peter Quiñones: Post-Libertarian
Mentioned by James Lindsay when discussing critical theory's influence on societal views.
James Lindsey: Exposing the Insanity of Modern Academia
Mentioned by Pete Quinones as a book he is reading.
The Edward Bernays Episodes - featuring Buck Johnson and Philo's Miscellany
Mentioned by Tracy Rowland in the context of the Frankfurt School's influence on the 1968 generation.
The Intellectual Legacy of Pope Benedict XVI w/ Tracey Rowland
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James Lindsay in relation to his work on the authoritarian personality and its connection to critical theory.
James Lindsay in relation to his work on the authoritarian personality and its connection to critical theory.
Communism 2.5: Social Communism | James Lindsay
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Leor Zmigrod as a huge inspiration for her work, focusing on the psychology of prejudice from an experimental perspective.
Leor Zmigrod as a huge inspiration for her work, focusing on the psychology of prejudice from an experimental perspective.
Episode 2501: Leor Zmigrod on how radical ideology is infecting our brains
Mentioned by Heribert Adam in the context of discussing the authoritarian personality and its relevance to understanding xenophobia.
TrumpWorld: Canada, South Africa, Germany, and the Global Far-Right
Mentioned as the book that this episode is about.
The making of an ‘authoritarian personality’
Mentioned by Pete Quinonez as a book he's been studying, relating to the themes of repressive tolerance.
Reading Herbert Marcuse's 'Repressive Tolerance' w/ Aaron from Timeline Earth - Complete
