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/473/ Make Alienation Great Again ft. Todd McGowan (Patreon)

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2025-03-04 08:00:03
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On Embracing Alienation.

Todd McGowan is back on the pod, talking to George and Alex about his book, Embracing Alienation: Why We Shouldn't Try To Find Ourselves.

Why is alienation good actually? What does it give us?

How is alienation related to subjectivity and freedom?

What is the problem with anti-alienation politics of Left and Right?

What happened to the 1960s concern with alienation, where did it go?

Why is an embrace of the public realm, against therapy culture, the right response?

What is the task of critical theory today?

Links:

/167/ The Kingdom of God Is on Main Street ft. Todd McGowan

Embracing Alienation: Why We Shouldn't Try To Find Ourselves

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Mouldy L

Most people in the US or Germany who vote on immigration policies do so not because they're seeking wholeness or union with the universe or themselves or the fatherland but because their wages are depressed and their bosses and politicians are telling them to get therapy for it. Sometimes psychoanalysis needs to fuck off.

Davka Smolah Collective

Make the transgenders transhuman again (outside the wild imagination of the transphobic far-right)

Conor

UVM mentioned 😤

NigelBOpinion

Good episode, but Todd made me think of the Simpsons' line about "Witness' Voice Altered To Sound Like Steve Allen"

Podcast subscriber 78

Thanks for this - great episode! I hadn’t heard about Todd or his podcast before this, and I am now a subscriber to it. It deals with dense (at least for me) topics, with a hint of levity, much like bunga, and is a great listen for anyone else wondering.