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Mentioned in 10 episodes

The Revolt of the Elites

Book • 1995

Christopher Lasch

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned by

David Brooks

, stating that everything Steve Bannon says was in that book in 1995.

David Brooks on… Yascha Mounk

Mentioned by

Rudyard Lynch

as a book about how modern America's culture has shifted to a system where elites have no responsibility for the people.

Explaining the 1960s

Mentioned by

David Brooks

, noting that Trump picked up everything Christopher Lasch wrote in the book.

Trump Has a Religion. What Do Democrats Have?

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Matt Goodwin

when discussing influential figures in Washington.

#034 - Matt Goodwin - Mass Migration, Populism, Freedom and Political Disruption

Genoemd als een vervolg op "De cultuur van het narcisme", waarin hij verder ingaat op de opstand van de elite.

Leven we inmiddels in een narcistische cultuur?

Mentioned by

David Brooks

as a book from 1995 that highlights the idea that elites have betrayed the working class.

David Brooks on 'Why America Needs a Mass Movement – Now'

Mentioned by

Soli Ozel

as one of the books that shaped his view of the pitfalls of hyper-globalization.

The Revolting Elites: How Christopher Lasch Predicted Trump and the Crisis of American Democracy

Mentioned by

Rudyard Lynch

as a book that highlights the flaws of the old consensus and the disconnect between elites and the general population.

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Mentioned by Charles Hugh Smith in relation to his ideas on traditional concepts and the acceptance of limits.

KunstlerCast 417 — Charles Hugh Smith, Progress and Anti-progress

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C.R. Wiley

, highlighting Lasch's insights on the elites' detachment from physical reality.

The Reality War

Mentioned by

Eric Kahn

when discussing the impact of globalist economic practices on small towns.

America for Americans: Why Unfettered Immigration, a Globalist Economy, and the H-1B Are Destroying Our Nation

Mentioned by

Tony of 1Dime

as a critique of tendencies on the left and a game changer.

Quitting YouTube (Ft. Sisyphus 55)

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