In this enlightening discussion, Julian Davis, a PhD candidate in Philosophy at Stanford and a dedicated activist, delves into the intriguing connections between Giambattista Vico's philosophy and Roman history. He draws alarming parallels between the decline of the Roman Republic and today's American political landscape, touching on issues of social inequality and the rise of populism. Davis also examines the evolution of citizenship in Rome and its implications for current civil rights struggles, highlighting the ongoing quest for true equity amid persistent socio-economic challenges.
