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In the latest episode of Past Present Future, David and I talked about freedom in the free market, commercial societies, Hayek, spontaneous order and its criticism. Now out to listen 👇🌹!

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It's episode 4 of the History of Feedom and David & Lea Ypi explore Kant’s vision of perpetual peace. 

What makes a philosophical understanding of history so important?

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In episode 4 of our new series David and
Lea Ypi explore Immanuel Kant’s vision of rational freedom and perpetual peace. 

What makes David anxious about Kant?

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Episode 4 of the History of Freedom with Lea Ypi is out now.

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In times of deepening cynicism & despair Lea Ypi is a breath of fresh air here advocating for the continued relevance of the Kantian Project

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Episode 4 of Past Present Future in which we discuss Kant’s conception of reason, freedom, nature and politics (everything really!) is now out!! Link to listen is below👇🌹

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In the 4th episode in our series about ideas of freedom David and Lea Ypi explore Immanuel Kant. Why was he so sure that human reason would produce enlightened progress and what are its challenges today?
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In episode 3 of our new series David and
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In Episode 3 of The History of Freedom of Past Present Future podcast we talked about Machiavellian class conflict and why taking sides is important to prevent domination of the many by the few. Link here👇🌹

Episode 3 of The History of Freedom with
Lea Ypi. What are the institutions that can protect people from domination and exploitation? How can political elites be held to account? 

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Episode 3 of our Past Present Future freedom series is out! On republican freedom, Machiavelli and non-domination, tune here to listen👇🌹

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For episode 3 in our series about ideas of freedom David and Lea Ypi discuss Machiavelli, republicanism & what it means to live in a free state. What did he believe are the qualities needed by a free people?
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A Q&A with Gary Gerstle on our Ideas Behind American Elections series - especially for PPF+ subscribers.

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Fascinating conversation, as usual. Reminds me of a discussion I often bring up in class, the differences between fairness and justice, two concepts that are not distinguishable in all languages (French or Spanish for ex). Hence the difficulties in translating Rawls.