r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • 14d ago
Book Club Final Book Club Post of the Year
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Done!
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Done!
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Jihad Chapter 15 & Conclusion : r/tuesday
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Nov 12 '24
Book Club Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 4 Section 3 & Pt. 5 and Jihad Chapter 10-11
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 147: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 6 and Jihad Chapter 12
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 148: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 13
Week 149: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Section 3 & Conclusion and Jihad Chapter 14
Week 150: Jihad Chapter 15 & Conclusion
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 3 chapters 4-6 and Jihad Chapter 9
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Nov 26 '24
Book Club Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 13
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 149: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Section 3 & Conclusion and Jihad Chapter 14
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 150: Jihad Chapter 15 & Conclusion
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 6 and Jihad Chapter 12
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • 21d ago
Book Club Jihad Chapter 15 & Conclusion
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Done!
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Done!
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Week 149: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Section 3 & Conclusion and Jihad Chapter 14
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • 28d ago
Book Club Week 149: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Section 3 & Conclusion and Jihad Chapter 14
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 150: Jihad Chapter 15 & Conclusion
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Done!
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 13
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Oct 22 '24
Book Club Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 1 Section 3 & Pt. 2 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 7
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 144: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 2 Section 3 & Pt. 3 Chapters 1-3 and Jihad Chapter 8
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 145: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 3 chapters 4-6 and Jihad Chapter 9
Week 146: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 4 Section 3 & Pt. 5 and Jihad Chapter 10-11
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt. 1 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 6
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Nov 19 '24
Book Club Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 6 and Jihad Chapter 12
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 148: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 13
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 149: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Section 3 & Conclusion and Jihad Chapter 14
Week 150: Jihad Chapter 15 & Conclusion
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 4 Section 3 & Pt. 5 and Jihad Chapter 10-11
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Oct 29 '24
Book Club Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 2 Section 3 & Pt. 3 Chapters 1-3 and Jihad Chapter 8
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 145: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 3 chapters 4-6 and Jihad Chapter 9
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 146: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 4 Section 3 & Pt. 5 and Jihad Chapter 10-11
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 1 Section 3 & Pt. 2 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 7
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Nov 05 '24
Book Club Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 3 chapters 4-6 and Jihad Chapter 9
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 146: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 4 Section 3 & Pt. 5 and Jihad Chapter 10-11
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 147: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 6 and Jihad Chapter 12
Week 148: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 13
Week 149: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 7 Section 3 & Conclusion and Jihad Chapter 14
Week 150: Jihad Chapter 15 & Conclusion
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 2 Section 3 & Pt. 3 Chapters 1-3 and Jihad Chapter 8
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Oct 08 '24
Book Club Closing of the American Mind Chapter 15 and Jihad Chapter 5
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 142: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt. 1 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 6
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 143: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 1 Section 3 & Pt. 2 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 7
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 13-Chapter 14 and Jihad Chapter 4
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Oct 01 '24
Book Club Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 13-Chapter 14 and Jihad Chapter 4
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 141: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 15 and Jihad Chapter 5
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 142: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt. 1 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 6
Week 143: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 1 Section 3 & Pt. 2 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 7
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 13 to page 293 ('Swift's Doubts') and Jihad Chapters 2 - 3
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Oct 15 '24
Book Club Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt. 1 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 6
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 143: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 1 Section 3 & Pt. 2 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 7
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 144: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 2 Section 3 & Pt. 3 Chapters 1-3 and Jihad Chapter 8
Week 145: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 3 chapters 4-6 and Jihad Chapter 9
Week 146: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 4 Section 3 & Pt. 5 and Jihad Chapter 10-11
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments< - We are here
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 15 and Jihad Chapter 5
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Sep 24 '24
Book Club Closing of the American Mind Chapter 13 to page 293 ('Swift's Doubts') and Jihad Chapters 2 - 3
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 140: Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 13-Chapter 14 and Jihad Chapter 4
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 141: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 15 and Jihad Chapter 5
Week 142: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt. 1 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 6
Week 143: Theory of Moral Sentiments Pt 1 Section 3 & Pt. 2 Sections 1&2 and Jihad Chapter 7
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here:Closing of the American Mind Chapters 10-12 and Jihad Intro and Chapter 1
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Sep 17 '24
Book Club Closing of the American Mind Chapters 10-12 and Jihad Intro and Chapter 1
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 139: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 13 to page 293 ('Swift's Doubts') and Jihad Chapters 2 - 3
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 140: Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 13-Chapter 14 and Jihad Chapter 4
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 5-9 and The Real North Korea Chapter 7 and Conclusion
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Sep 10 '24
Book Club Closing of the American Mind Chapters 5-9 and The Real North Korea Chapter 7 and Conclusion
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 138: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 10-12 and Jihad Intro and Chapter 1
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 139: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 13 to page 293 ('Swift's Doubts') and Jihad Chapters 2 - 3
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 4 and The Real North Korea Chapter 6
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Sep 03 '24
Book Club Week 136: Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 4 and The Real North Korea Chapter 6
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 137: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 5-9 and The Real North Korea Chapter 7 and Conclusion
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 138: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 10-12 and Jihad Intro and Chapter 1
Week 139: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 13 to page 293 ('Swift's Doubts') and Jihad Chapters 2 - 3
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 1-4 to p.97 ('Sex') and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 and Interlude
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Aug 20 '24
Book Club Closing of the American Mind: Introduction: Our Virtue and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 to p.196
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 135: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 1-4 to p.97 ('Sex') and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 and Interlude
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 136: Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 4 and The Real North Korea Chapter 6
Week 137: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 5-9 and The Real North Korea Chapter 7 and Conclusion
Week 138: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 10-12 and Jihad Intro and Chapter 1
Week 139: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 13 to page 293 ('Swift's Doubts') and Jihad Chapters 2 - 3
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 3 and The Real North Korea Chapter 4
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Aug 27 '24
Book Club Closing of the American Mind Chapters 1-4 to p.97 ('Sex') and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 and Interlude
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 136: Closing of the American Mind rest of Chapter 4 and The Real North Korea Chapter 6
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 137: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 5-9 and The Real North Korea Chapter 7 and Conclusion
Week 138: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 10-12 and Jihad Intro and Chapter 1
Week 139: Closing of the American Mind Chapter 13 to page 293 ('Swift's Doubts') and Jihad Chapters 2 - 3
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind< - We are here
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Closing of the American Mind: Introduction: Our Virtue and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 to p.196
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Aug 13 '24
Book Club On Obligations (Cicero) Book 3 and The Real North Korea Chapter 4
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 134: Closing of the American Mind: Introduction: Our Virtue and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 to p.196
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 134: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 1-4 to p.97 ('Sex') and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 and Interlude
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero< - We are here
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 2 and The Real North Korea Chapter 3
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Jul 16 '24
Book Club Republic (Plato) Chapters 11-12 and The Real North Korea Chapter 1 to p.47
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 130: Republic (Plato) Chapters 13-14 and The Real North Korea Chapter 1 to p.77
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 131: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 1 and The Real North Korea Chapter 2
Week 132: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 2 and The Real North Korea Chapter 3
Week 133: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 3 and The Real North Korea Chapter 4
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato< - We are here
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Republic (Plato) Chapters 9-10 and The Shah Chapter 20
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Aug 06 '24
Book Club On Obligations (Cicero) Book 2 and The Real North Korea Chapter 3
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 133: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 3 and The Real North Korea Chapter 4
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 134: Closing of the American Mind: Introduction: Our Virtue and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 to p.196
Week 134: Closing of the American Mind Chapters 1-4 to p.97 ('Sex') and The Real North Korea Chapter 5 and Interlude
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero< - We are here
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 1 and The Real North Korea Chapter 2
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Jul 31 '24
Book Club On Obligations (Cicero) Book 1 and The Real North Korea Chapter 2
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 132: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 2 and The Real North Korea Chapter 3
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 133: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 3 and The Real North Korea Chapter 4
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato
- On Obligations - Cicero< - We are here
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Republic (Plato) Chapters 13-14 and The Real North Korea Chapter 1 to p.77
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Jun 11 '24
Book Club Republic (Plato) Chapters 1-2 and The Shah Chapter 16
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 125: Republic (Plato) Chapters 1-2 and The Shah Chapter 16
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 126: Republic (Plato) Chapters 3-4 and The Shah Chapter 17
Week 127: Republic (Plato) Chapters 5-6 and The Shah Chapter 18
Week 128: Republic (Plato) Chapters 7-8 and The Shah Chapter 19
Week 129: Republic (Plato) Chapters 9-10 and The Shah Chapter 20
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato< - We are here
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: No More Vietnams Chapters 5-6 and The Shah Chapter 15
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Jul 23 '24
Book Club Republic (Plato) Chapters 13-14 and The Real North Korea Chapter 1 to p.77
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 131: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 1 and The Real North Korea Chapter 2
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 132: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 2 and The Real North Korea Chapter 3
Week 133: On Obligations (Cicero) Book 3 and The Real North Korea Chapter 4
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato< - We are here
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Republic (Plato) Chapters 11-12 and The Real North Korea Chapter 1 to p.47
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive
r/tuesday • u/AutoModerator • Jul 09 '24
Book Club Republic (Plato) Chapters 9-10 and The Shah Chapter 20
Introduction
Welcome to the r/tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!
Upcoming
Week 130: Republic (Plato) Chapters 11-12 and The Real North Korea Chapter 1 to p.47
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 131: Republic (Plato) Chapters 13-14 and The Real North Korea Chapter 1 to p.77
More Information
The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:
- Classical Liberalism: A Primer
- The Road To Serfdom
- World Order
- Reflections on the Revolution in France
- Capitalism and Freedom
- Slightly To The Right
- Suicide of the West
- Conscience of a Conservative
- The Fractured Republic
- The Constitution of Liberty
- Empire
- The Coddling of the American Mind
Year 2:
- Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
- The English Constitution
- The US Constitution
- The Federalist Papers
- A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
- The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
- The Australian Constitution
- Democracy in America
- The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
- Democracy in America (cont.)
- The Origins of Totalitarianism
Year 3:
- Colossus
- On China
- The Long Hangover
- No More Vietnams
- Republic - Plato< - We are here
- On Obligations - Cicero
- Closing of the American Mind
- The Theory of Moral Sentiments
- Extra Reading: The Shah
- Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
- Extra Reading: Jihad
Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: Republic (Plato) Chapters 7-8 and The Shah Chapter 19
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive