The End of History Breakdown (Ft. Untimely Reflections)

February 13
2h 33m

Episode Description

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In this episode of 1Dime Radio, Keegan Kjeldsen from Essential Salts (Untimely Reflections/The Nietzsche podcast) joins me for a chapter-by-chapter breakdown of Francis Fukuyama’s book The End of History and the Last Man. We unpack liberal democracy’s philosophical roots, the fragility of authoritarian states, the Hegelian struggle for recognition, and the tensions between capitalism, legitimacy, and human dignity. Don’t miss this guide to one of the most misunderstood books of the modern era.


Part 2 of this discussion is in The Backroom (Patreon Exclusive). You will you get an additional 2 hours of Keegan/EssensialSalts and explaining the rest of Fukuyama's book chapter by chapter.


Timestamps:

00:00:00  The Backroom Preview

00:04:53  Why Read Fukuyama

00:10:14 Theory of History Explained: Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche)

00:26:01  The Weakness of Strong States

00:46:02  Why Communism and RW Dicatorships Failed

01:12:00  Liberal Democracy as the final form of government?

01:28:03  The Struggle for Recognition and Human Nature

02:10:01  Transition to Part 2 (On Patreon)


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