【高市政権誕生に見る「保守反動」と「リベラリズムの失速」】ヴァンスのブレーンが指摘したリベラリズムの自己矛盾｜行き過ぎた個人主義は国家主義に｜キャンセルカルチャーの行き着く先【浜崎洋介× 與那覇潤】

★Please subscribe and like★    / @bungeishunju   ★Part 1    • 【浜崎洋介と與那覇潤が大激論】高市総理“存立危機事態”発言どうなの？保守・リベラルそ...   〈Program Overview〉 The theme of this episode of "+RONTEN" is "Will the Conservative Backlash Continue in 2026?" Our guests are literary critic Yosuke Hamasaki and critic Jun Yonaha, who will discuss the current situation and outlook for 2026 from both conservative and liberal perspectives. 2025 was a year of endless news, with Trump's reelection, the excitement surrounding the House of Councillors election, and the birth of the Takaichi administration. Is the movement occurring in the United States and Japan a "conservative backlash"? In Part 2, we will focus our discussion on Patrick Deneen's book, "Why Liberalism Failed." Table of Contents 00:54 Can we call the current situation a conservative backlash? 05:00 Why did liberalism fail? 23:16 The failure of liberalism is "anti-culture" 29:06 What comes after liberalism? Guests ・Yosuke Hamasaki | Literary Critic Born in 1978. Literary critic. Associate Professor, Graduate School of Management, Kyoto University. Editorial board member of the magazine "Hyogensha Criterion." Graduated from Nihon University College of Art and completed his doctoral studies at the Tokyo Institute of Technology Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology. PhD (Academic). His publications include "Kobayashi Hideo's Theory of Life" (Yamamoto Shichihei Award Encouragement Prize). ・Jun Yonaha | Critic Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1979. Critic. Completed his doctoral studies at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. He served as an associate professor of modern Japanese history at a local public university from 2007, and left the position in 2017 after taking a sick leave. In 2020, he won the Kobayashi Hideo Prize for his co-authored book "Is It Wrong to Become Mentally Ill?" with Tamaki Saito. His most recent work is "Jun Eto and Norihiro Kato: Revisiting Postwar History." 〈MC〉 ・Satoru Yamashita | Bungeishunju PLUS Editorial Department Born in Suginami Ward, Tokyo in 1989. After graduating from the Department of Commerce, Faculty of Business and Commerce, Keio University, he joined Diamond Inc. in April 2012. He worked in book editing and advertising sales, and joined Bungeishunju mid-career in April 2019. He worked in the non-fiction publishing department and the monthly "Bungeishunju" editorial department before assuming his current position. His hobby is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. #conservative #liberal #Bungeishunju #Bungeishunju PLUS