Dialectics, Vol. 2: Unification of Opposites
In this episode of New Discourses Bullets, host James Lindsay takes you through this second dialectical form and how you'll meet it today in Woke behavior and thought.
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Dialectics, Vol. 1: Quantity Becomes Quality
In this episode of New Discourses Bullets, host James Lindsay walks through this dialectical form and connects it to the Woke you deal with today.
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What Is Socialism?
Popularity of socialism is rapidly on the rise, especially among American youth, but what is it? What is its relationship to Communism? What about Marxism? Why is it so popular even though it never works? Is Woke really related to socialism?
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Why the Labor Theory of Value Is Wrong
Karl Marx turned an economic idea called the labor theory of value into a theory of resentment and exploitation. The thing is, it's not just that Marx was wrong for adopting the labor theory of value; it's that the labor theory of value itself is also fundamentally wrong.
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Recognizing and Breaking Woke Faith
James Lindsay offers some suggestions for how to engage in light of this proper understanding of Woke thinking.
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Logos, Ethos, Pathos, and Woke
James Lindsay turns to the three elements of classical rhetoric, to reveal what Woke is and how it works in a whole new profound way.
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Wages for Housework, Wages for Housewives
James Lindsay takes you through Federici's pamphlet and brings eye-opening clarity to how Marxist-feminists (and all Wokes) think.
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How the Communist Manifesto Explains the Red-Green Alliance
James Lindsay explains the relevance of intersectionality, the Red-Green Alliance, and Palestinianism (or the "Palestinian Cause").
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Traditional Versus Critical Theory
James Lindsay breaks down the point of this essay and the nature of Horkheimer's comparison between these two ways of thinking.
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OnlySubs: Why I Really Read All This Stuff
In this episode, I take a few minutes to talk with you about how my mission is empowerment and education, and why this perspective matters.
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Traditional and Critical Theory According to Max Horkheimer
James Lindsay brings you through some of the text of Max Horkheimers essay so you can understand Critical Theory from its birth.
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What Is the DSA Platform?
James Lindsay reads through the entire DSA platform and its introduction as a Communist party with a Marxist-Leninist agenda.
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The Inseparable Relationship Between Islam and Islamism
A heated and important discussion rages about the two parallel terms "Islam" and "Islamism." Are they the same? Is there some difference?
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Milestones, Vol. 4: Sayyid Qutb’s Islamic Bolshevist Vanguard
James Lindsay continues his reading of Milestones in a fourth volume, outlining the nature of this vanguard approach as Qutb explains it.
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Propaganda and the Palestinian Cause
James Lindsay reads from Burmawi's book to introduce the realities of the so-called "Palestinian Cause" to New Discourses listeners.
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Radical Ideology as Therapy for the Humiliated Psyche
Among radical ideologies, it increasingly seems apparent, is a psychological structure that can only be described as psychopathological.
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Totalitarianism and Fantasies of the Sinless Man
Join James Lindsay for a uniquely deep look into the totalitarian mindset and the strange fantasies of Communism and Nazism.
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What Seizing the Means of Production Really Means
At the heart of the Communist project is "seizing the means of production." But what does this really mean?
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The Nazi Experiment, Vol. 15: Hitler’s Land Equity Argument for Lebensraum
In this episode of the series, host James Lindsay revisits part of the fourth chapter of Hitler's infamous Mein Kampf to reveal his thoroughly laid out arguments for why Germany must conquer Europe, particularly going eastward toward Russia.
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The Myth of the Blood, Vol. 2: Aryan Dynamism and the Living Revelation
In this episode of the podcast, host James Lindsay takes you through the last sections of the first chapter of Rosenberg's Myth (titled "Race and Race-Soul") to illustrate the complete Nazi rejection of monotheism.
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