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Mentioned in 23 episodes
The decline of the West
Book • 1937
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Mentioned in 23 episodes
Mentioned by
David Allen as a book he read during his college years, influencing his interest in models and cultural cycles.


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#384: David Allen — The Art of Getting Things Done (GTD)
Mentioned as the originator of a theory of the world based on the art and architecture of a society.

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Understanding Modern Civilization
Mentioned by
Paul Kingsnorth while discussing the decline of Western civilization and comparing it to historical patterns.


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Against Christian Civilization | 2024 Erasmus Lecture Presented by Paul Kingsnorth
Mentioned by
Dominic Sandbrook as an early 20th-century writer who predicted the decline of the West, a theme that has resurfaced in contemporary geopolitical discussions.


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21. The History of the Future
Mentioned by Rudyard Lynch when discussing historians who predicted the 21st century's nihilism and Caesarism.

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The Anthropology of Karens
Mentioned by Amit Paul as a similar study on civilizational collapse, though a more challenging read.

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261. Michael Haupt - Collapse, systems change and 9 mental models for navigating our times
Mentioned by Malcolm Kyeyune when discussing the decline of Western civilization.

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Western Decline: Cyclical or Terminal? | Unknown Knowns
Mentioned by
David Allen as a book that presented a framework of the decline of the West, contrasting with
Rutger Bregman 's optimistic view.



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Ep. 309: David talks with Rutger Bregman
Mentioned by
Archpriest John Strickland in relation to George Florovsky's concept of pseudomorphosis.


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The Post-Christian Christendom of Our Time
Mentioned by Rudyard Lynch as an incomprehensible but influential writer whose concept of the "Faustian spirit" is discussed.

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Explaining the Age of Exploration
Mentioned by
Brad Harris as an audacious work of historical philosophy that has unsettled Western self-confidence.


The Decline of the West: Oswald Spengler’s Prophetic Vision
Mentioned by Rudyard Lynch regarding how Spengler looked at how society's concepts of nature, math, and time can predict its civilizational point in its life cycle.

Is Bureaucracy Killing Civilization?
Mentioned by Marcus Fallon while discussing the cyclical nature of civilizations and personal development.

An Interview with The Golden One about being Glorious
Mentioned by Thomas777 in relation to his concept of historicism and its relevance to right-wing epistemology.

Episode 1202: Continental Philosophy and Its Origins - Pt. 1 - Introduction w/ Thomas777