Political Theory 101

Marxism After Marx

Nov 5, 2020

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What Is a Socialist Revolution?

05:49

Socialism Through Elections

02:51

Is Fattering Something That Can Happen to Capitalism?

04:22

Introduction

3min

Why Doesn't It Happen All Over the World?

6min

Socialism Through Elections

3min

The Problem With the Military in a Revolution

3min

What Is a Socialist Revolution?

6min

The Problem With Spontaneity

2min

How Do You Get Civil Society Organizations?

4min

Socialism in the 20th Century

3min

What Are the Political Advantages of Participating in a Local Civil Society Organization?

3min

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The Liberal Nostalgia for the Growth Rates of the 50s and 60s

3min

11.

The Soviet Union and the Ottoman Empire - It Did Not Work

3min

12.

Stalin's Purging and Supremacy

3min

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Socialism in One Country or Something International, Right?

2min

14.

What Is the Biggest Problem With Netflix?

6min

15.

How on Earth Are We Meant to Find Some Kind of Balance Between These Extremes?

2min

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Are We in the Situation That We Desperately Need Balance?

4min

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What Does Fattering Look Like?

6min

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Are We Going to Have a UBI?

4min

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Is There a Transfer of Wealth in the Post-War Era?

6min

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Is There a Future Without Extensive Education?

3min

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The Relationship Between Human Beings and Nature

3min

22.

Is Fattering Something That Can Happen to Capitalism?

4min

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Is There a Third Legitimation Story Between Liberalism and Nationalism?

3min

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The Illusion of Moments When You Can't Do Something

3min

Edmund and Benjamin discuss the trajectory of Marxism during the decades following Marx's death. They focus on the limitations of both democratic and revolutionary approaches, attempts to find a golden mean between the two, and why this mean was so elusive.

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