Jason Stanley is an American philosopher and professor of philosophy at Yale University. His work spans political philosophy and epistemology, and he reached a broad audience with How Fascism Works (2018), a study of the tactics and rhetoric that fascist movements use to gain power. He has also written on the relationship between language, propaganda, and democracy.
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82lectureThu 10.9.Professor Brian Cox - Emergence
81lectureFri 7.8.Exclusive Interview: Evanora Unlimited, Nation
81lectureMon 9.11.Ulrich Noethen reads Uwe Timm - Die Entdeckung der Currywurst
80lectureFri 8.1.Gregor Gysi - Over a Currywurst with Gregor Gysi
77lectureSun 4.10.Lars Eidinger - Brasch Poems
77lectureFri 9.10.Michael Tsokos | Phenomenon Forensics - Fascination with Forensic Medicine 2.0
77lectureSat 21.11.Reinhold Messner - Life at the Limit
77lectureSun 21.2.Michael Tsokos | Phenomenon Forensics - Fascination with Forensic Medicine 2.0
77lectureThu 25.3.Robert Marc Lehmann: Mission Erde Live - The World Is Worth Fighting For
76lectureSun 15.11.Joschka Fischer: Who Are We? - Germany in Search of Its Identity
74lectureMon 15.2.Prof. Dr. Richard David Precht - How AI Is Abolishing Culture
72lectureTue 22.9.Reading with Barbara Auer and Walter Sittler - Our Souls at Night
Philosopher Jason Stanley discusses his new book on the authoritarian right's assault on history and education, in dialogue with the thought of Hannah Arendt. Moderated by Matthias Bormuth.
Philosopher Jason Stanley lectures in English on how authoritarian regimes rewrite history to undermine democracy - part of the Schlaglicht USA series at DAI Heidelberg.
Philosopher Jason Stanley examines fascism, its patterns, and contemporary threats to democracy. A reading and discussion with an expert on propaganda and authoritarianism.