104 | Does History Have a Repetition Compulsion?
What's Left of Philosophy
Historical Repetition and Class Conflict
This chapter explores the intricate dynamics of historical patterns, focusing on Bonapartism and Caesarism as reactions to ongoing class struggles within political frameworks. It emphasizes the complexities of capitalism and national economies, discussing how unresolved societal issues can lead to authoritarian tendencies in liberal democracies. The conversation advocates for a deeper understanding of history's structural roots to foster genuine societal transformation and address the intertwined challenges of class conflict and political sovereignty.
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