16 | Erik Olin Wright: Utopia and Social Science

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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The Visioning Real Utopian Society by Markes

02:53 • 2min

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Social Theory

04:41 • 2min

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What Are the Strategies for a Theory of Transformation?

06:29 • 3min

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Social Democracy and the Rupture Socialist Ideal

09:46 • 3min

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The Desirability Argument of Smashed Capitalism

12:30 • 2min

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Is It the Prom of Desirability?

14:59 • 2min

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The Third Criteria of a Responsible Social Science

16:33 • 2min

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I Love the Nesting Hierarchy of Desirability and Achievement

18:14 • 2min

10

A New Perspective on Socialism

19:53 • 2min

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The Environment in Continental Philosophy, a Critical Response to Capitalism

21:56 • 2min

12

A Capable Social Theory That Makes Room for Unintended Consequences

23:28 • 2min

13

Idorna Is So Enormous and Is It Totalitarian

25:45 • 2min

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What Is It That We Need?

27:52 • 4min

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Is Mark's Theory of History Getting Wrong?

31:25 • 4min

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Is Mark's Theory of Capitalism a Crisis Theory?

35:05 • 3min

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Is There a Theory of Social Reproduction?

38:03 • 3min

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Is There Value in Dialectics and Eminent Criticism?

40:56 • 2min

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Is the Eminent Critique Incompatible With the Empiric Research?

43:07 • 2min

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How to Change People's Expectations

44:53 • 2min

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The Worst Type of Idealism

47:11 • 2min

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How Do We Raise Expectations?

49:12 • 2min

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Are We Going to Change Our Expectations?

50:55 • 3min

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A Theory of Social Reproduction or a Theory of Social Orders?

53:37 • 3min

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The Limits and Gaps of Social Reproduction

56:49 • 2min

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Why Can't You Be Free?

58:46 • 2min

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What's Left of a Theory of Transformation?

01:01:16 • 2min

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The History of Sexuality

01:02:47 • 5min