Outsider Theory

Right Critical Theory with Jacob Siegel

May 9, 2022

01:45:14

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Jacob Siegel

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Episode notes

Burnham and the Management Revolution - What's the Convergence?

05:10

Is There a Need for Artificial Negativity in the Sixties?

04:27

Is It a Gromtian Critique of Arvan's Influence?

04:52

Introduction

3min

O Musk's Idea of Repressive Tolerance, a Black Rock

5min

The White Mal Status Quo That Will Be Unleashed by the Reactionary Forces of Free Speech

3min

Is It Possible to Suppress Social Movements?

5min

Free Speech Politics

4min

Is Public Education a Battlefield?

1min

Is the Journal Tilos the Best Intellectual Journal in America?

6min

I Think I'm a Marxian Editor of an Intellectual Journal

6min

Is There a Need for Artificial Negativity in the Sixties?

4min

10.

Capitalism and the Proletariat

3min

11.

The Ideological Gloss of Capitalism

3min

12.

The Disenchanted Class

5min

13.

Are You a Fan of Picon Porti's, You Know, Disenchantment, or Disillusionment?

5min

14.

Is There a Threat to the Functioning of the System?

2min

15.

The Leganord Movement Is a Genuinely Regional Movement, and It's an Early Insight

3min

16.

Godfrey's After Liberalism

3min

17.

Amd, You Don't Mean Encounters, Do You?

2min

18.

Is This Different From Cono?

5min

19.

Marks' Analyse of the Soviet Union

2min

20.

Theor of the Managerial State

3min

21.

Burnham and the Management Revolution - What's the Convergence?

5min

22.

Is It a Kind of Artificial Negativity?

5min

23.

Is There a Difference Between a Democrat and a Republican Insurgency?

2min

24.

Is This an Insurgency Within the Republican Party?

3min

25.

Is This a Coup Against the President?

5min

26.

Is It a Gromtian Critique of Arvan's Influence?

5min

27.

Are We Really a PMC Formation?

3min

28.

Ibot Is Not a Culture or Debate, Right?

4min

Tablet senior writer Jacob Siegel joins me to discuss the rightward trajectory of certain insights of Frankfurt School-derived critical theory, especially in light of the history of the journal Telos and its founder and editor, Paul Piccone. We also discuss Piccone's friend Paul Gottfried, the continued relevance of Herbert Marcuse's "Repressive Tolerance," the Thiel-affiliated New Right's cultivation of a counter-elite, the recent Vanity Fair profile of the Thielverse, and more.

Telos

http://www.telospress.com/

Jacob's work

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/elon-vs-obama

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/red-pill-prince-curtis-yarvin

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/spencer-gottfried-alt-right

https://manifesto.fireside.fm/

The Thielverse

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/04/inside-the-new-right-where-peter-thiel-is-placing-his-biggest-bets

Marcuse's "Repressive Tolerance" and the right

https://outsidertheory.com/right-marcuseanism/