Jamie Q Roberts (Australia University of Sydney)
The Way of the Intellectual Dark Web
What Joe Rogan and His Associates Can Teach Us about Political Dialogue
Jamie Q Roberts (Australia University of Sydney)
The Way of the Intellectual Dark Web
What Joe Rogan and His Associates Can Teach Us about Political Dialogue
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Roberts presents a rigorous and accessible assessment of the Intellectual Dark Webâ s origins, shared philosophy, cultural importance and limitations.
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Roberts presents a rigorous and accessible assessment of the Intellectual Dark Webâ s origins, shared philosophy, cultural importance and limitations.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 206
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 156mm x 234mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 338g
- ISBN-13: 9781032330693
- ISBN-10: 1032330694
- Artikelnr.: 69433779
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 206
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 156mm x 234mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 338g
- ISBN-13: 9781032330693
- ISBN-10: 1032330694
- Artikelnr.: 69433779
Dr Jamie Q Roberts is a lecturer in the Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney. He specialises in international relations with a focus on international security and popular culture. More broadly, he is a 'first principles' political philosopher who is interested in the relationship between the individual and the group, the nature of progress, and the creation of knowledge. Additional interests include exploring the political insights we can gain from literature.
Introduction Part One: An Overview of the IDW 1.Who was the IDW? 2.What was
the IDW? Good Faith Discussion as a Path to Truth 3.What was the IDW?
Against Political Correctness or Wokeness or the Illiberal or Regressive
Left 4.What was the IDW? The Enlightenment versus Postmodernism 5.The
Politics of the IDW 6.The Beginnings and Possible Ends of the IDW
7.Interlude: Challenges in Evaluating Others and Ourselves Part Two: The
IDW in Mo Detail 8.Cyberspace versus the Failing Institutions, and the
Issue of Free Speech 9.Individuals and Populations, an Introduction 10.
Individuals and Populations 1: Biological Sex and Employment 11.
Individuals and Populations 2: Race and Police Violence 12. Individuals and
Populations 3: Intersectionality 13. Individuals and Populations 4: Rick
and Morty 14. Masculinity and Responsibility 15. The Trans Issue 16. The
IDW, New Atheism, and Religion 17. The West Part Three: IDW Figures
the IDW? Good Faith Discussion as a Path to Truth 3.What was the IDW?
Against Political Correctness or Wokeness or the Illiberal or Regressive
Left 4.What was the IDW? The Enlightenment versus Postmodernism 5.The
Politics of the IDW 6.The Beginnings and Possible Ends of the IDW
7.Interlude: Challenges in Evaluating Others and Ourselves Part Two: The
IDW in Mo Detail 8.Cyberspace versus the Failing Institutions, and the
Issue of Free Speech 9.Individuals and Populations, an Introduction 10.
Individuals and Populations 1: Biological Sex and Employment 11.
Individuals and Populations 2: Race and Police Violence 12. Individuals and
Populations 3: Intersectionality 13. Individuals and Populations 4: Rick
and Morty 14. Masculinity and Responsibility 15. The Trans Issue 16. The
IDW, New Atheism, and Religion 17. The West Part Three: IDW Figures
Introduction Part One: An Overview of the IDW 1.Who was the IDW? 2.What was
the IDW? Good Faith Discussion as a Path to Truth 3.What was the IDW?
Against Political Correctness or Wokeness or the Illiberal or Regressive
Left 4.What was the IDW? The Enlightenment versus Postmodernism 5.The
Politics of the IDW 6.The Beginnings and Possible Ends of the IDW
7.Interlude: Challenges in Evaluating Others and Ourselves Part Two: The
IDW in Mo Detail 8.Cyberspace versus the Failing Institutions, and the
Issue of Free Speech 9.Individuals and Populations, an Introduction 10.
Individuals and Populations 1: Biological Sex and Employment 11.
Individuals and Populations 2: Race and Police Violence 12. Individuals and
Populations 3: Intersectionality 13. Individuals and Populations 4: Rick
and Morty 14. Masculinity and Responsibility 15. The Trans Issue 16. The
IDW, New Atheism, and Religion 17. The West Part Three: IDW Figures
the IDW? Good Faith Discussion as a Path to Truth 3.What was the IDW?
Against Political Correctness or Wokeness or the Illiberal or Regressive
Left 4.What was the IDW? The Enlightenment versus Postmodernism 5.The
Politics of the IDW 6.The Beginnings and Possible Ends of the IDW
7.Interlude: Challenges in Evaluating Others and Ourselves Part Two: The
IDW in Mo Detail 8.Cyberspace versus the Failing Institutions, and the
Issue of Free Speech 9.Individuals and Populations, an Introduction 10.
Individuals and Populations 1: Biological Sex and Employment 11.
Individuals and Populations 2: Race and Police Violence 12. Individuals and
Populations 3: Intersectionality 13. Individuals and Populations 4: Rick
and Morty 14. Masculinity and Responsibility 15. The Trans Issue 16. The
IDW, New Atheism, and Religion 17. The West Part Three: IDW Figures