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I chat to rogue scholar Michael Millerman about what political philosophy can teach us in a post-liberal age.
We also talk about:
- Having roots in Eastern Europe as a motivation for learning political philosophy
- Post-liberalism as a reality beyond liberalism, communism, and fascism
- What does Alexander Dugin add to the conversation?
- Questioning the Individual and replacing him with different other subjectivities.
- “Freedom means the freedom to reject liberalism”
- Going back to the roots of our tradition to understand the fruits of it
- Each Ethnos and the possibility of universal political principles - does Ango-Saxon politics work in Eastern Europe?
- Can everyone get a liberal education?
- Infohazards in understanding political philosophy.
- The Marketplace of Ideas as a filter for truth.
- Eastern Mysticism and how it helps us see nuance in “the self”
- Being embodied vs. being in your body - Gnosticism as a fundamental imbalance.
Michael's recommended subversives are Leo Strauss, Alexander Dugin, and Martin Heidegger.
You can find his latest projects at @M_Millerman on Twitter and his excellent political philosophy courses on Teachable at: https://millerman.teachable.com/
