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An interactive essay on Robert A. Heinlein's theory of successful revolution, with a light/dark toggle, a reading-progress bar, section navigation, an interactive breakdown of the three conditions for revolt, and editor's notes. Dark Essay · Political Philosophy When Obedience Becomes a Sin Heinlein and the anatomy of a successful revolution — why regimes fall from …

Dr. Alex Priou

Alex Priou received a Ph.D. and M.A. in Philosophy from Tulane University, an M.A. in Liberal Arts from St. John’s College, and a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Connecticut. Priou is the author of three books on Plato: "Becoming Socrates: Political Philosophy in Plato’s Parmenides" (2018), "Defending Socrates: Political Philosophy Before the Tribunal …

The Emergence of Metanationals Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars Trilogy presents a near-future history in which transnational corporations rise to power and assume the roles of sovereign states. The story begins in the mid-2020s and extends to the 22nd century. In this world, traditional nation-states have almost entirely collapsed. Robinson refers to the dominant corporate entities …

“The universal itself is precisely as idiotic as its concrete and individual appearance.” Alenka Zupančič, The Odd One In: On Comedy In Absolute Recoil, Slavoj Žižek offers a Lacanian reading of two Hegelian figures of moral consciousness in the Phenomenology of Spirit, the “Beautiful Soul” and the “Law of the Heart,” criticizing Lacan’s condensation of …

Last night, it rained, and the crisp morning air is filled with a hint of petrichor and the aroma of coffee. I am sitting outside on a coffee shop’s veranda on the beautiful open campus where I work. I got here early, and the sun has only just started to rise. The sky is pale, …

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