In this episode I will dive deeper into the philosophical divide that I explored last episode. This is well exemplified in the debate between Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine. I look closely at tradition as the inheritance that connects generations and man's nature as a social being in a given circumstance.
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Nature and the Nation explores the intersection of national conservatism and philosophical naturalism. This podcast uses the format of a book review to explore philosophy, psychology, economics, politics, and sociology through the lens of this exploration, with a particular focus on existentialism, evolutionary psychology, Ancient Greece, the American Old Right, and the European New Right.
Sunday, June 30, 2019
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
10. Review: A Conflict of Visions by Thomas Sowell
In this important work, Thomas Sowell explains the difference between the constrained and unconstrained vision. I compare this dichotomy to those we've seen in previous eposides. I take a particular interest in the constrained vision, as this is the one which allows for a distinct human nature crafted by the processes of evolution.
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Follow my podcast at Google Play or iTunes. I am also on Facebook, Twitter, and Patreon.
Find Conflict of Visions on Amazon.
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