Why Theory

Critique of Dialectical Reason

Mar 5, 2023

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Hegel Contrasis Algebra Is Not the Master in Your Own House

02:07

Isn't Hegel a Monist or a Teleological Thinker?

03:51

Hegelian Point Is That Things Are Popular for a Reason

05:03

Introduction

2min

Is He a Lot of Con for Haggle?

2min

You're Gonna Segue This So Hard You Not Even Know It

2min

The Existentialist Project of the Second Half of the 20th Century

2min

Hegel Contrasis Algebra Is Not the Master in Your Own House

2min

Isn't Hegel a Monist or a Teleological Thinker?

4min

'Slavoy's Book on Violence

2min

The Power in the Power Period of the Book

2min

Homelessness and It's Not Just a Metaphor

3min

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You Don't Give 50 Bucks to the Homeless

3min

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The Value of Starting a Start Quote on Your Door

2min

12.

Isn't It Hard to Be a Legislator?

5min

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I Think It's an Echo of a Book and a Racecraft

1min

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Racecraft and Racecraft's Racism Swindle

2min

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The Anti-Racism Project

2min

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What Matters Is That Within a Group Given the Individual Is Consistent in His Humanity

3min

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Is Scarcity Real?

3min

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The Problem of Scarcity

2min

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The Problem of Multiplying

4min

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I Love SART but Come on You're Not a Subject

2min

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The Broadcaster's Voice Is Unbearable

2min

22.

You Know You Can't Buy a Record

3min

23.

Is Seriality a Bad Word for Him?

2min

24.

The Last Rock and Roll Band

2min

25.

Speed Is a Great Movie and Speed Too Is a Bad Movie

2min

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The Cruise Ship Is Not a Public Space

5min

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The Only Difference Between the Lynch Mob and the Revolutionary Revolutionaries

2min

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SART - I'd Rather Be in the Series Than in the Fused Group Infusion

2min

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I'm Listening to a Record You've Never Heard of and You're My Favorite Right?

5min

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Hegelian Point Is That Things Are Popular for a Reason

5min

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I Think It's a Secretly Sartrian Relationship and It Makes Him More of a Thinker Than of the Mid 20th Century

3min

32.

What's the Neighbor?

5min

33.

You Know What I'm Not and I Love Adventure Land

2min

Ryan and Todd lay out the key points in Jean-Paul Sartre's vast attempt to marry existentialism and Marxism--The Critique of Dialectical Reason. They discuss the best moments of this work and then attempt to clarify how it goes awry. Its huge unspoken influence on more recent French thought is also a topic.

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