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6 posts are tagged #politics; the most recent was published on 2026-07-02.
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The Prince — Was Machiavelli Really a Devil? ♪ Listenable
For 500 years The Prince has swung between banned book and required reading. Was Machiavelli truly a demon of cunning statecraft? Through its historical context, core arguments, misreadings, and reappraisals, we revisit
2026-07-02 · 36 min read #philosophy#politics#machiavelli#classics#powerThe Republic — The Eternal Question of What Justice Is ♪ Listenable
What is justice? The question Plato posed 2400 years ago still holds us. Through the allegory of the cave, the theory of forms, the tripartite soul, and the rule of philosophers, we read The Republic, the starting point
2026-07-02 · 33 min read #philosophy#plato#politics#classics#justicePolitical Polarization — Why Are We Drifting Further Apart? ♪ Listenable
Are we really drifting further apart? This essay distinguishes issue polarization from affective polarization, traces how media, algorithms, identity, and electoral design widen the gap, and searches for the clues that m
2026-06-21 · 27 min read #polarization#politics#democracy#media#psychologyPolarization — Why Do We Divide? ♪ Listenable
The world seems to split ever more into two. How is political polarization measured, what roles do media, algorithms, and identity play, and — without championing any faction — we look squarely at the mechanism of divisi
2026-06-21 · 27 min read #polarization#politics#media#psychology#societyThe French Revolution — The Turbulence of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity ♪ Listenable
The revolution that began in France in 1789 toppled an old order of estates and hurled the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity into the world. This essay surveys the contradictions of the old regime, the storm th
2026-06-21 · 46 min read #history#france#revolution#politics#philosophyIntroduction to Political Science — Democracy, Political Systems, Elections, and International Relations
What is democracy, how are political systems classified, and how do elections and international relations work? A political science introductory guide for non-majors.
2026-04-11 · 15 min read #culture#politics#democracy#government#international-relations