Podcast1 h 18 min
Daniel Tutt on Religion, Family, & the Future of the Left
Integral [+] Facticity, episode 19 of 21, with Daniel Tutt
First published on Acast, 19 July 2023, with show notes on Medium. All 21 episodes
Episode details
- Host
- Guest
- Date
- Length
- 1 h 18 min
- Type
- PodcastIntegral [+] Facticity, episode 19 of 21
- Search Terms
- People
- Carl Jung
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Georg Lukács
- Jordan Peterson
- Karl Marx
- Alain Badiou
- Brian Lloyd
- Carl Schmitt
- Christopher Lasch
- Ernesto Laclau
- Ève Chiapello
- Jacques Lacan
- Jacques Maritain
- Jean-Luc Nancy
- John Bellamy Foster
- John Dewey
- Laurence Rickels
- Luc Boltanski
- Ludwig Feuerbach
- Mao Zedong
- Martin Heidegger
- Matt McManus
- Michael Brooks
- Paul Tillich
- Richard Noll
- Roberto Esposito
- Sigmund Freud
- Slavoj Žižek
- William James
- Organizations
Overview
A discussion of family, dependence and class within contemporary Marxist political theory. Daniel Tutt examines the legacy of 1968, critiques of post-Marxism and the left’s relationship to religious and conservative constituencies. Related topics include early American Marxism and pragmatism, Nietzschean ressentiment, solidarity, Christian socialism, Lukács, Jung and the possibility of Marxist humanism.
Description
Few subjects expose the tensions of the contemporary left as sharply as the family. Daniel Tutt's work challenges the anti-familial legacy of 1968 and asks how dependence, class and solidarity might be understood differently. Daniel joins me to recount a working-class, politically conservative upbringing, his engagement with Islam and anti-Iraq War politics, and his intellectual path through Slavoj Žižek at the European Graduate School and a dissertation under Alain Badiou. He describes his doubts about post-Marxism and the argument of his book on the family.
From those beginnings, we turn to the role of pragmatism in early American Marxism, the new right and Nietzschean ressentiment, and why Daniel believes the left must be able to speak to conservatives. We also consider love as solidarity in shared struggle, Marx on Christian socialism, Lukács on irrationalism, Carl Jung and Jordan Peterson, and whether Marxism can recover humanism.
Original episode
- Title as published
- Daniel Tutt on Religion, Family, & the Future of the Left
- Published
- Length
- 1 h 18 min
- Guest
- Daniel Tutt
- Series
- Integral [+] Facticity, episode 19 of 21
References & Further Reading
- Daniel Tutt, Ph.D.Website
- Towards a New Structuralism & Humanism w/ Matt Flisfeder2023Podcast / interview
- The New IrrationalismJohn Bellamy FosterEssay / web article
- The New Irrationalism — A Conversation with John Bellamy FosterDaniel Tutt · YouTubeVideo
- The European Graduate School of Philosophy & Critical ThoughtWebsite
- Saint-Paul: The Foundations of UniversalismAlain BadiouBook
- Unstable Formations: Political Community in Badiou, Nancy, Laclau and ZizekDaniel Tutt · Academia.eduThesis
- Psychoanalysis and the Politics of the Family: The Crisis of InitiationDaniel Tutt · 2022Book
- How to Read Like a Parasite: Why the Left Got High on NietzscheDaniel TuttBook
- The Rise and Fall of Homegrown American MarxismDaniel TuttEssay / web article
- What Is Post-Modern Conservatism: Essays on our Hugely Tremendous TimesMatt McManus · 2020Book
- Myth and Mayhem: A Leftist Critique of Jordan PetersonMatt McManus, Ben Burgis, Conrad B. Hamilton, Marion Trejo · 2020Book
- Against the Web: A Cosmopolitan Answer to the New RightMichael Brooks · 2020Book
- Daniel Tutt: Kołakowski and The Currents of MarxismChris Satoor · YouTubePodcast / interview
- The Destruction of ReasonGeorg Lukács · 2021Book

