Here it is:
I cover a lot of terrain in this video, but like the good doctor, Dr. Dre, said, “Things get funky when you add a subject and a predicate.”
Music Credits:
James Brown – Get Up
Uptown Funk Empire – You’ve Got to Have Freedom
Most of this comes from Hegel’s Elements of the Philosophy of Right, Wood’s book “Hegel’s Ethical Theory,” and Richard Dien Winfield’s Hegel and the Future of Systematic Philosophy.
For more information about the distinction between a discourse analyst and a philosopher, check out Hanna Pitkin’s Wittgenstein and Justice. For a theoretical take on discourse analysis, check out Foucault’s Archaeology of Knowledge and Austin’s How To Do Things with Words.
I hope this helps!
For more information, check out Richard Dien Winfield’s latest, “Hegel and the Future of Systematic Philosophy.”
Music credits:
Flashlight – Parliament
Express Yourself – NWA
Veblen, Hegel, Maceo Parker, and Lauryn Hill. That’s right, this episode is on institutions.
Music Credits:
Pass the Peas, Maceo Parker
Everything is Everything, Lauryn Hill
For more information about institutions as settled habits of thought and action, check out Thorstein Veblen’s The Place of Science in Modern Civilization, especially the chapters on the limits of marginal utility and the nature of capital.
For more on Hegel, check out the Elements of the Philosophy of Right, but it’s a bit of a job to get through without prior familiarity with Hegel. Lydia Moland just came out with a nice book that sketches the points you need for the video’s argument called, “Hegel on Political Identity: Patriotism, Nationality, Cosmopolitanism.”
What’s structural injustice, how does it differ from conventional notions of injustice, and when was the last time you heard MC Breed? Check out our latest video!
For more information on the arguments, check out Iris Marion Young’s Responsibility for Justice.
Music Credits:
Sam and Dave – Hold on
MC Breed & DFC – Ain’t No Future In Yo Frontin’
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