HeyJaredCamtological Studies
A collection of more personal semi-academic articles on politics and philosophy
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Hyponomics (opens the original)
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IntroductionMuch left-wing economic discourse over the last decade or more has been spent attempting to articulate America as an increasingly K-shaped economy. This K-shaped concept is simply designating a divorce between the experience of the economy by those who own it and those who have to live via the selling of their labor power. Even within the ty… Read more
Bodin & The French Wars of Religion (opens the original)
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Summary & Notes of ChaptersBook 1, Chapter 8: SovereigntyBodin’s conception of sovereignty requires a unity of power that is the absolute representative and protector of the commonwealth/community. This requires that the sovereign holds unlimited power within the commonwealth and is not bound by laws. This power may be distributed in order to bring about the running of the commonwealth, but that distribution of power will/should never disturb the absolute sovereignty of the sovereign.“Sovereignt
Power & History Introductory Lecture Notes (opens the original)
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Section 1: The study of History & Political TheoryThe study of history and the study of political philosophy are often seen as both intertwining fields and ones that have significant oppositional differences. The latter study attempts often at an understanding of ideal conditions that regularly distances it from being the primary object of the study of history; its engagements with history are often mediated through the formation of an official canon of both philosophers and the events they are
What Does The Right Have To Offer To Academia? (opens the original)
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IntroductionLately, in the social media sphere and in certain op-eds, the questioning of why there is a lack of right-wing perspectives in academia has been brought back up. The debate seems to be over a variety of particular matters regarding this issue; firstly, there are concerns, predominantly from the right themselves, about why their viewpoints are nowhere to be seen in various departments throughout most universities in the United States or the West more generally. Secondly, there are con
Power and the Space of Law (opens the original)
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Politics as War and Space CreationTowards the end of the first session of his 1976 lectures, “Society Must Be Defended,” Foucault famously flips Carl Von Clausewitz’s aphorism in order to say that “Politics is the continuation of war by other means” (Foucault 15-6). In this flipping, Foucault shifts war as the primary state of things that makes any politics into merely a crystallization of the state of forces from the previous war. Politics is still a play of forces within the domains and potent
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