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Chasing the Norm on Near Dark Radio

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Chasing the Norm on Near Dark Radio

Join James Lindsay as he sits down with Jon Gower of Near Dark Radio to talk about the controversial French postmodern philosopher Michel Foucault and whether his thought and legacy can be recovered from its clear adaptations and exploitation by the Critical Social Justice movement.

James Explains: Health Equity, Babies, Bathwater

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Health Equity, Babies, & Bathwater

I am also motivated to rationally improve health “equity” without throwing out the baby with all this critical bathwater.

The Souls of White Folk

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The Souls of White Folk

'Folks' has recently re-appeared in Britain in a fine new set of clothes, as a virtue-signalling badge of political correctness.

Deepfake Methodology and the Limits of Critical Theories

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Deepfake Methodology and the Limits of Critical Theories

My purposes here are to highlight this concept of “deepfake methodology” and contextualize in terms of what I have been learning about these lazy critical methods.

Health Equity in the Alchemy Symposiums

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Health Equity in the Alchemy Symposiums

Join James Lindsay and Michael O'Fallon as they sit down to try to shed light on the ins and outs of 'health equity' so that you can be as informed as possible as the public conversation on the issue develops.

Alex Makes The Grade

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Alex Makes The Grade

Student politics is generally judged a subject best left alone by the real-world media, but this week Alex Illsley, a law student at Christ Church, the poshest college at Oxford University, has managed to get some big time press in the UK with a splendid dose of Americanization.

Stealing the Motte: Critical Social Justice and the Principle of Charity

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Stealing the Motte: Critical Social Justice and the Principle of Charity

In this episode of the New Discourses Podcast, your host James Lindsay explores the principle of charity in debate and dialogue in the context of the motte-and-bailey rhetorical strategy.

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How Theory Got Cynical and Why That Sucks for Everyone

James Lindsay joins Jack Murphy on the Jack Murphy Live podcast to discuss his forthcoming book with Helen Pluckrose, Cynical Theories.

Countering the Radical Left

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Countering the Radical Left

James Lindsay joins Max Klinger on the E2 Review Podcast to discuss Critical Social Justice.

Understanding Social Justice Segregationists

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Understanding Social Justice Segregationists

As individualists, we think that when two people interact, the exchange is occurring between only two people. But instead of this interpersonal perceptive, Social Justice types see such interaction as inter-collective.

What The 'Grievance Studies Affair' Says About Academia's Social Justice Warriors

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What The ‘Grievance Studies Affair’ Says About Academia’s Social Justice Warriors

Today’s social justice warriors in academic fields such as gender studies share unfortunate commonalities with Adolf Hitler's 'struggle.'

Why Do We Need New Discourses?

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Why Do We Need New Discourses?

James Lindsay joins Obaid Omer and the Dangerous Speech podcast to discuss New Discourses, Critical Social Justice and its use of language, postmodernism as it shows in parts of today's conservatism, his latest and forthcoming books, and more.

Postmodernism Versus Critical Social Justice

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Postmodernism Versus Critical Social Justice

James Lindsay and Helen Pluckrose join old-school postmodernist and libertarian thinker Thaddeus Russell on the Unregistered podcast.

Welcome to the American Postmodern Political Regime

Age of Narratives and the Postmodern Democratic Political Regime

On this episode of the New Discourses Podcast, your host James Lindsay explores the concept of political regimes through American history.

The Disneyfication of Critique

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The Disneyfication of Critique

Let’s begin with the image of Andrea Dworkin, Catharine MacKinnon and Judith Butler as Disney princesses.

The New Calvinists

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The New Calvinists

Puritanism is back, and not just the #MeToo sort. The drama of the damned and the saved, of public accusation, confession, absolution, and condemnation for every sort of social, political, or environmental sin, has become downright tiresome.

How French "Intellectuals" Ruined the West: Postmodernism and Its Impact, Explained

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How French “Intellectuals” Ruined the West: Postmodernism & Its Impact

Postmodernism presents a threat not only to liberal democracy but to modernity itself.

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