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Episode: Right Wing Collectivism and Saving Liberalism | Jeffrey Tucker | POLITICS | Rubin Report
Published on August 24, 2018
Hereโs a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!

How the Mind Works
Buy How the Mind Works by Steven Pinker on Amazon
there's someone there's so many reasons right now to understand how great everything is that book right there by Steven Pinker and light mr. right book is is all about how great things are and that's a gratefully where there is less violence now in all sorts of the revolt you always have to be on the but the gatekeepers aren't having you know not in the narrative intellectuals are what beautiful classic calls the Clara see right
Dave mentions Steven Pinker's book, referring to it as 'enlight mr. right book', as an example of how things are improving.
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MIT Libraries Collection of Geological Papers Read Before the Colorado Scientific Society in Denver
and then to me Dave it all it all culminates in the works of cross MIT from the from the late 1930s and is in his amazing book called the concept of the political and if you'll give me just one quick second to explain this because because you as a liberal I need to read this book
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Carl Schmitt's book 'The Concept of the Political' (referring to the author as 'Cross Mitt') and recommends it as an attack on liberalism.

Right-Wing Collectivism
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but your new book and I want to get the title absolutely correct right wing collectivism the other threat to Liberty I thought that would be the spot for us to kick this off because most of the people watching the show know that I've mostly focused on the left
The host introduces Jeffrey Tucker's new book and states its title.

The Conservative Mind
Buy The Conservative Mind by Russell Kirk on Amazon
Russell Kirk's book called the mindset of a conservative something like the conservative mind I think is what it was called and libertarianism was again first used at about 1957 by the translator of the works of Basquiat
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Russell Kirk's book and its title, noting he thinks it was called 'The Conservative Mind'.

The Decline of the West
Buy The Decline of the West by Oswald Spengler, Arthur Helps, Charles Francis Atkinson on Amazon
because now you're reading all the way into your the the the 1910s with the works of Oswald Spengler you know the the right hey galleon German theorist and enraptured every American here they're all reading his book oh my god the decline of the West we better reconstitute ourselves as a tribe or we're gonna be eaten alive by the other four
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Oswald Spengler's book 'The Decline of the West' as an influential work on American thinkers.

The Passing of the Great Race
Buy The Passing of the Great Race by Madison Grant on Amazon
you know there's nothing new you're like and and you know the this this very funny book called the passing of the great race by Madison grant that was on every coffee table and the late nineteenth and early 1920s you know was was forecasting doom for the white race you know when he was he was a fascinating figure
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Madison Grant's book 'The Passing of the Great Race' and notes its popularity.

The Voyage of the Beagle
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he was a thoroughgoing Darwinian because she recall that Darwin had two great books Origin of Species the other was called The Descent of Man and The Descent of Man had the very unfortunate paragraph in there where he gret regrets the invention of mass disease killing Juris
Jeffrey Tucker mentions Charles Darwin's two great books, including 'Origin of Species'.