This one’s from the TJH wine cellar: originally published on my Odysee channel back in January, 2021, where only a few people saw it. It was a very good year.
Aleksandr Dugin is an influential Russian far-right political philosopher and the leading theorist of Russian neo-Eurasianism.
In this conversation, Dugin discusses his views on traditionalism, anti-globalism, and illiberalism. He describes his belief in the existence of multiple civilizations, the flaws of Western liberalism, and the concept of 'hubris' in modernity. The conversation also covers his Eurasianism model, the strengths of the Orthodox Church, and the current sociopolitical state of Russia and the West. Dugin's criticism against modern Western philosophies and his ideas about alternative political theories, including the Fourth Political Theory and National Bolshevism, are also discussed.
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