students from my legal history seminars will remain some of this crap from those rare moments when they weren't snoozing, but i'll condense this to 30 mins or so. "For the stans" only, of course
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just outlined a podcast that's going to cover Strauss' Natural Right and History, OW Holmes' "Natural Law," J Austin's The Province of Jurisprudence Determined, "Natural Law" in the Summa, CS Lewis' The Abolition of Man, C Schmitt's The Concept of the Political, & muscle boys/men
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Other topics I'll be tackling in the next few week or so include George Schuyler's fiction and autobiography, commentary on Chesterton's various defenses of the family, and sports as games (Huizinga - Homo Ludens) or as professional labor (Brohm - A Prison of Measured Time)
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bear in mind I've never read a sentence in my life, much less a book, so I'll be "winging it," as they say. Doing the Work
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Great topics - I like the work and the takes - but tbh I like this more
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people keep suggesting different topics! these aren't "main show" subjects but they're things i've already given lectures about and can adapt for the short podcasts
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I get it. We’ve homework now.
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here for the work
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Right up my alley.
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