Omnia sunt communia: Christianity and Marxism in The Philosophy of Liberation (with Filip S.)

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Common Ruin

Michael Acuña

15 episodes

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Dialectical ruminations on Marxist political economy, Greco-Roman philosophy, and radical theology.

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Dialectical ruminations on Marxist political economy, Greco-Roman philosophy, and radical theology.

Philosophy

Society & Culture

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Omnia sunt communia: Christianity and Marxism in The Philosophy of Liberation (with Filip S.)

Common Ruin

1 hour 13 minutes

3 years ago

Omnia sunt communia: Christianity and Marxism in The Philosophy of Liberation (with Filip S.)

Episode 2.

Michael Acuña and Filip S. use Enrique Dussel’s The Philosophy of Liberation as a basis for a broader discussion on Christianity's relationship to Marxism and communism, idolatry and fetishism, the postmodern crisis of meaning, virtue ethics, and revolutionary pessimism.

*DISCLAIMER: The views of host do not necessarily reflect those of the guest.

Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio