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The Problem with Tolerance
43:54 - 49:00 (05:05)
In this episode, the host and guest explore the concept of tolerance in the Western world, discussing how it can serve as a tool for repression and why certain individuals may struggle to accept their own identities.
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of repressive tolerance, as explained in a controversial essay by Herbert Marcuse from the Frankfurt School, who argued that mainstream tolerance in the West has certain limits and is used to protect dominant views.
43:54 - 47:00 (03:05)
Repressive tolerance
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of repressive tolerance, as explained in a controversial essay by Herbert Marcuse from the Frankfurt School, who argued that mainstream tolerance in the West has certain limits and is used to protect dominant views.
ChapterThe Problem with Tolerance
Episode#331 - Michael Knowles - The Problem With Political Correctness
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker believes that people in our modern society have a tendency to hate themselves more than any other civilization throughout history; he finds it problematic and thinks that it is constantly getting worse.
47:00 - 49:00 (01:59)
Self-hate, civilization, society
Summary
The speaker believes that people in our modern society have a tendency to hate themselves more than any other civilization throughout history; he finds it problematic and thinks that it is constantly getting worse.