Episode · The Realignment · 2020-11-05
Books mentioned on The Realignment Ep. 72: Julius Krein, What’s Next for the Realignment?
Marshall Kosloff discussed The New Class War by Michael Lind. Julius Krein discussed History Has Begun by Bruno Maçães. Also mentioned: Aeneis by Publius Vergilius Maro.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The New Class War
The New Class War is a sharp political analysis by Michael Lind that examines the growing socioeconomic divides between managerial elites and working-class populations, diagnosing the structural failures of modern populism.
Discussed“which is that one of the most important books i think for marshall and i and was michael lynn's new class war which we've talked a lot about here on the podcast”
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Aeneis
Discussed“Yeah, I think that's one that I absolutely is important, and this kind of brings us to our final section here, which is that one of the most important books I think for Marshall and I was Michael Lind's 'New Class War,' which we've talked a lot about here on the podcast, and he makes a point you know, in”
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History Has Begun
History Has Begun by Bruno Maçães is a work exploring contemporary geopolitics, political philosophy, and the changing nature of modern societies through the lens of recent American and global political experiences.
Discussed“and the best explanation for this i've heard is from bruno messiah in his book history has begun he just you know talks about trump and actually the entire american kind of cultural experience as this desire to live these kind of media fantasies as an end of themselves”
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