The Political Theory Review

Episode 86: Jason Frank - The Democratic Sublime

Jun 24, 2021

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Is There a Difference Between Legitimate and Illegitimate Appearances of the Sovereign?

04:48

Is Not the Same Dilemma Allitime?

02:47

Rousseau's Thesis of Collective Absorption

04:49

Introduction

6min

The Democratic Sublime

4min

The Immanentation of the Sublime

5min

The Democratic Sublime

2min

The Democratic Subsidy

5min

The Crowd, the Popular Assembly, and the Sublimity of Sovereign Power

2min

The Democratic Sublime

3min

Kant's Reaction to the Sublime

3min

The People as a Problem of Popular Manifestation

3min

10.

The Politics of the People

5min

11.

Is There a Difference Between Legitimate and Illegitimate Appearances of the Sovereign?

5min

12.

Is Not the Same Dilemma Allitime?

3min

13.

What's the Subsidy of the Sublime?

2min

14.

Rousseau's Thesis of Collective Absorption

5min

15.

The Theological Elements in the General Will of Rousseau

5min

16.

The Lawgiver and the Social Contract

5min

17.

The Living Image of the People, and the Aesthetics of Barricades

2min

18.

The Living Image of the People

4min

19.

The Source of Sublime Experience

1min

20.

Is the David a Pivotal Figure?

4min

21.

Imits Mara, in His in His Bath Tub, With His and His Letter

2min

22.

The Sublimity of the Democratic Assembly Is One Self Regard, Right?

2min

23.

The Barricade of Vents

5min

24.

The Barricade as an Example of the Democratic Subtle

2min

25.

An Anatomy of the Barricade at San Antoine

5min

A conversation with Jason Frank about his recent book "The Democratic Sublime: on Aesthetics and Popular Assembly" (Oxford UP).

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