Stephen Dozeman
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315 appearances
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first heard Jan 2020
last heard Apr 2020
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So what is the Hitchens effect and how does it help us better understand the Peterson phenomena?
To close things off, at several points in the book, you and your co authors argue that there is a lesson today, even for the most ardent leftists and progressives, to be found in the Peterson phenomena.
Although it's not the one he intended.
What should progressives take away from the last several years of Peterson's meteoric rise to fame?
What does it say about our current cultural moment that he was able to emerge in the way that he did and what the left n needs to offer in its own political vision to capture people in the way he has?
Well, that brings us kind of through the whole book.
So as a final question, we always like to ask our guests if they're working on anything or have anything coming up.
So do either of you two have anything you'd like to plug or um do either of your co authors that you know of have anything coming up?
Yeah.
Yeah, perfect timing.
So Mary Andreho and Mac McManus, thank you so much for being with us.
Welcome back to the New Books Network.
I am your host, Steven Dozem.
The Slovenian philosopher and cultural critic Slavoj Zizek.
has a number of prolific quips on various cultural and political issues around race and other things.
Found either in short YouTube clips or lengthy books and have gained a lot of attention, mu much of it admittedly confused and occasionally offended and frustrated.
Part of this is likely due to Zizek's style which tends to jump around in a blur of philosophical and cultural references, sometimes obscuring what his actual point is.
However, his eclectic style shouldn't deter us from trying to use Zizek's theories of fantasy and ideology to understand the racial dimensions of our current political situation.
This is what my guest today, Zahiz Zelua, is here to discuss with his new book, Zizek on Race Towards an Anti-Racist Future, which was released by Bloomsbury just last month.
Zahiz Zelua is the Cushing Eels professor of philosophy and literature and professor of French and interdisciplinary studies at Whitman College.
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