Political Philosophy Podcast

DEMOCRACY, DISCORD, & IMAGINATION With Robert Talisse

Nov 29, 2021

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Democracy and Civic Responsibilities

05:52

Are You Not Beyond the Pale of Democracy?

04:43

Sustaining Democracy

02:06

Introduction

2min

Professor Robert Telise, Welcome Back to the Podcast

4min

Book Review - Sustaining Democracy

1min

Sustaining Democracy

5min

Democracy and Civic Responsibilities

6min

Sustaining Democracy

2min

Political Disagreement Is Just

3min

Liberalism Is a Democracy by Contestation Among Equals

6min

Liberal Inliberal Theory, About Neutrality

1min

10.

Is Liberalism a Power Political Doctrine?

2min

11.

Democracies Can Fail, and All Other Things Being Equal

2min

12.

The Problems of Belief Polarization

5min

13.

Are You a Democrat or Republican?

5min

14.

What Do You Owe the Other Side?

3min

15.

I Just Feel Dirty Voting for Byden, Right?

3min

16.

Progressive Political Ideals Are More Debilitating Than They Are Damaged for Conservative Political Projects

3min

17.

You Need Good Critics Aroundye

5min

18.

Are You Not Beyond the Pale of Democracy?

5min

19.

I Think You Learn by Being Ideologically Bilingual

3min

20.

What's the Value of Free Speech?

4min

21.

Democracy Needs Moments of Political Loneliness

2min

22.

What Is the Worst Take of the Day?

3min

23.

Creating the Political Imagination

4min

24.

What's It Like to Be Afraid of a Liberalism?

2min

25.

I'm a Pluralist Liberal, Isn't It?

3min

Robert Talisse returns to the podcast to discuss his latest book - Sustaining democracy. We also discuss liberalism and the role of imagination in politics (and this time we agree!)

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