103/ The Periphery and Aimé Césaire's Ghosts in the Syrian Revolution w/ Fadi Bardawil

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Leftis Tradition in the Arab World

01:45 • 2min

3

The Assyrian Revolution and Critical Theory in a Minor Key to the Sean Revolution

03:23 • 4min

4

The Syrians in Lebanon

07:29 • 3min

5

Are There Kernes in Traditions That Can Be Actived?

10:34 • 6min

6

What Is the Law of My Interest?

16:39 • 2min

7

What's the Difference Between the Left and the Right?

18:30 • 4min

8

What Is Balanced Objectivity?

22:04 • 3min

9

The Politics of Domestic Opposition in the United States

24:35 • 4min

10

I Think It Matters More, It Should Matter More, to Focus on the Wider Trends

28:29 • 4min

11

The Patterns of the Anti-War Movement on Social Media

32:17 • 4min

12

Stop the War - It Says a Lot About Us

36:28 • 3min

13

What Do You Think of the Ghosts?

39:50 • 2min

14

Is There Value in Reappropriating Anti Colonial Struggles?

42:14 • 4min

15

Critical Theory in a Minor Key

46:24 • 3min

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Critical Theory in a Minor Key

49:51 • 4min

17

The People Who Were Not Waving That American Flag

53:47 • 4min

18

The Politics of Invisibility and Solidarity

57:44 • 5min

19

What's the Biggest Thing About the Uprising in Lebanon?

01:02:39 • 5min