40 - Is Liberal Democracy the Best We Can Do? feat. The Morality of Everyday Things

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Good in Theory: A Political Philosophy Podcast

Clif Mark

47 episodes

9 months ago

This episode is a crossover collabo with Graham Culbertson of the Everyday Anarchism podcast. Graham asked me over to talk Athenian democracy, Plato, anarchism and how modern meritocratic education sucks. We had a nice time with it and hope you do too. Support the show

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40 - Is Liberal Democracy the Best We Can Do? feat. The Morality of Everyday Things

Good in Theory: A Political Philosophy Podcast

1 hour 14 minutes

3 years ago

40 - Is Liberal Democracy the Best We Can Do? feat. The Morality of Everyday Things

Is democracy the worst form of government except for all the others or is it just the worst? This is a crossover with the delightful Morality of Everyday Things podcast. Jake and Ant and I discuss what liberal democracy is, the arguments in its favour, and some big critiques. Episode includes Plato, Nazis and Lizards. Enjoy! Also, go listen to MOET pod! ReferencesFrancis Fukuyama, The End of History and the Last ManCarl Schmitt The Crisis of Parliamentary DemocracyKarl Popper, The Open ...