Vacuous Vocation
Vacuous Vocation
Matthew James Geiger
Thaddeus Russell (VV#3)
1 hour 28 minutes Posted May 8, 2024 at 7:10 pm.
Introduction and Rejecting the Epithet
Debating the Motivations Behind the Civil War
The Intellectual Culture of the Old South
Reevaluating the Civil War
The True Motivations Behind the Support for the Civil War
The Left's Perception of the Civil War
Christian Evangelical Support for Israel
The Role of Shame in Society
The Emergence of the Psychiatric and Psychological Professions
Inventing and Regulating Concepts: Homosexuality and Alcoholism
Locking Up Prostitutes and Orphans: Reformatories and Enforcement
Mass Conscription and the Rise of Industrialized Armies
Social Engineering and the Use of Shame
The Role of City Managers in Progressive Cities
Foucault's Theory of Biopolitics: Studying and Managing Populations
The State's Objective: Maintaining and Regulating Populations
Approaching the Work of Anne Applebaum and Timothy Snyder Critically
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00:00 Introduction and Rejecting the Epithet
05:07 Debating the Motivations Behind the Civil War
09:03 The Intellectual Culture of the Old South
12:21 Reevaluating the Civil War
23:13 The True Motivations Behind the Support for the Civil War
25:20 The Left's Perception of the Civil War
34:57 Christian Evangelical Support for Israel
52:17 The Role of Shame in Society
01:00:58 The Emergence of the Psychiatric and Psychological Professions
01:01:36 Inventing and Regulating Concepts: Homosexuality and Alcoholism
01:02:35 Locking Up Prostitutes and Orphans: Reformatories and Enforcement
01:03:34 Mass Conscription and the Rise of Industrialized Armies
01:04:45 Social Engineering and the Use of Shame
01:09:44 The Role of City Managers in Progressive Cities
01:14:30 Foucault's Theory of Biopolitics: Studying and Managing Populations
01:19:30 The State's Objective: Maintaining and Regulating Populations
01:23:04 Approaching the Work of Anne Applebaum and Timothy Snyder Critically