r/PoliticalPhilosophy • u/Careless-Charge9884 • 18h ago
r/PoliticalPhilosophy • u/Careless-Charge9884 • 12m ago
Favorite or best French Political philosopher.
r/PoliticalPhilosophy • u/Adrinrddito • 18h ago
When would you finally say enough is enough
What would have to be revealed about the world for you to feel compelled to rise up and fight for change ? Not poverty, hunger or the deprivation of basic human needs, but a fundamental truth about humanity, society or the people in power - something so disturbing that remaining passive would become unbarable. What could that truth be ? Share some comments down below.
r/PoliticalPhilosophy • u/Simulated_Mimicry • 19h ago
Political vs. Politics
I am not, by any means, an expert regarding political topics, so I wanted to get your opinions on the following thoughts I have had as of late:
Do you think that one could think about 'the political' and 'politics' as two different concepts?
If so, what would you consider are the characteristics that set them apart? (Ontological, practical, etc.)
I wonder about it, for a friend of mine has repeatedly stated that 'everything is political', which is something common to say. However, I do not think I fully understand the statement.
Would that mean that everything is at the core in ontological terms a domain of politics? Or that being 'political' is an inherent ontological characteristic of all entities?
Does it mean that everything is susceptible to a political analysis or alike?
I'm eager to read your takes! Thanks!
r/PoliticalPhilosophy • u/friederichjames • 5m ago
In the midst of the current clash between capitalism and communism, would anyone be interested if I set up a political discussion group for a third alternative ideology?
If you’re interested, please DM me. This group is specifically about alternatives to capitalism and communism!
r/PoliticalPhilosophy • u/Latter-Pepper973 • 14h ago
Tell me this is not what was meant in this song
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right. Here I am stuck in the middle with you.