Tag: Marxism

Total Results: 51


Reading Philip Rieff (right) is like "chewing ball-bearings". Credit: Duane Howell/The Denver Post/Getty
29 Sep 2021 - 1:07am

The importance of repression Philip Rieff predicted that therapy culture would end in barbarism

Park MacDougald

Wednesday, 8 September

08.09

What the SNP really believes Tom Nairn's critiques of Englishness inspired the nationalists

John Lloyd

Monday, 23 August

23.08

Twilight of the American Left The dissident 'post-Left' mocks the Democrats' progressive agenda

Park MacDougald

Friday, 18 June

18.06

Will the Left ever defeat fascism? Marxists don't understand the meaning of evil

Giles Fraser

Tuesday, 25 May

25.05

What conservatives can learn from Karl Marx Sohrab Ahmari's new book makes a strong case for tradition — but ignores material reality

Niall Gooch

Tuesday, 9 March

09.03

The enduring appeal of Marxism Ruthless employers are deceiving their staff with the language of family and home

Dan Hitchens

Thursday, 22 October

22.10

What the Woke Terror shares with the French Revolution Both radical movements are shot through with paranoia, emotivism and religious caricature

Matthew Crawford

Monday, 27 July

27.07

Has lockdown broken old habits for good? Most of us are imitators not innovators: that’s why it takes a disaster to bring about change

Peter Franklin

Thursday, 7 May

07.05

Zoom takes away a piece of our souls Video conferencing is a wonderful lifeline. But it's also subtly dehumanising

Giles Fraser

Tuesday, 22 October

22.10

How Noël Coward made me a Marxist I realised that it wasn't just prime ministers and Catholic priests who could lead a double life

Paul Mason

Friday, 30 August

30.08

Why I was wrong about liberalism Talking to Larry Siedentop made me realise it's not all about egoism

Giles Fraser

Tuesday, 2 April

02.04

Liberalism: the other God that failed Will the post-liberal West suffer the same fate as communism?

John Gray