Marx and Morality
Karl Marx famously attempted to explain our social, political, and economic systems in terms of class conflict. While he never explicitly states that capitalism is unjust, some scholars suggest that there is an implicit moral critique of it in his work. So, does Marx reject capitalism for its moral failures, or is his opposition to it purely socioeconomic? Can we get an account of gender and racial justice from Marx? And did he try, and perhaps fail, to abandon philosophy entirely? Josh and Ray share the means of production with Vanessa Wills from George Washington University, author of Marx’s Ethical Vision.

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Wise Woman: Elizabeth Anscombe

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Marxist Philosophy - Bryan Magee & Charles Taylor (1977)

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Dostoevsky and Doubting Faith

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The CIA, Psychological Warfare, and the Imperial Theory Industry with Gabriel Rockhill

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SOCIALISM: An In-Depth Explanation

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Karl Marx - From Socrates to Sartre (1979)

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Demo #1: Can Machines Think?

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Has Marxist Theory Gone Out of Date? How Kymlicka Reconstructs Marxism|AI Book Guide

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Hannah Arendt im Gespräch mit Günter Gaus ("Zur Person", 1964)

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The Role of the Radical Intellectual: Some Personal Reflections

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DEBATE: Is Morality Objective? | Alex O’Connor vs. Craig Biddle

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The Russian Mindset and Where it Comes From - Historian Sir Antony Beevor

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Britain Sold Palestine to Pay Its WWI Debt. The Balfour Declaration Was a Banking Deal!

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Slavoj Žižek: Trump is a liberal fetish

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1979: The Great LIFE OF BRIAN DEBATE | Friday Night Saturday Morning | BBC Archive

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POLITICAL THEORY - Karl Marx

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Uncommon Knowledge: Part 2: Stephen Kotkin discusses Stalin’s consolidation of power

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Esmé Partridge & Paul Kingsnorth: How the West fell for pseudo religions

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