Attack the System
Robert Nozick and the Evolution of Anti-State Thought
June 26, 2013
Keith Preston discusses the work of the late Harvard philosopher Robert Nozick.
Topics include:
- Nozick’s “Anarchy, State, and Utopia” as a landmark work in political philosophy and its influence in academia.
- How both the Left and Right often read Nozick selectively and vulgarize his thinking.
- The relevance of Nozick’s concept of the “ultra-minimal state” to fourth generation warfare theory.
- Nozick’s concept of a meta-utopia of self-determined communities and how this presents a model for the evolution of anti-state radicalism beyond both leftist anarcho-social democracy and vulgar libertarian plutocratic apologies.
File type: MP3
Length: 51:13
Bitrate: 32kb/s
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kppgarv@mindspring.com
