Does Daily Nous often link to articles written by disgraced esoteric-fascists, Justin?

It should go without saying, Gillian had the measure of the purely gestural status of political stances being struck at that time amongst her Warwick/Essex interlocutors, including her former Sussex BA student, a certain N. Land.

with the pariah status accorded Gillian Rose, consigned to working in the Sociology Department, notwithstanding her stellar research record. [2/2]

It might be interesting to compare Warwick’s treatment of Land – the department at that time was under no illusions as to his work’s philosophical merits! – as their proven, Continental Philosophy PhD programme cash-cow, [1/2]

that wouldn’t involve the wholesale erasure of political complicity with Trump across a huge array of socio-political layers. 4/4

The moral here being – if we’re to take the Nazi historical parallels stone-cold seriously – it’s very difficult to conceive of post-Trumpian political settlement on the part of a victorious Democratic Party still in thrall to corporate interests (i.e., The Democratic Party) 3/4

in postwar Germany’s Western Zones politically on board, in light of the perceived, nascent ‘Soviet threat’. 2/4

FWIW, it might be illuminating to look into the circumstances surrounding the suppression of Sidney Bernstein’s 1945 documentary Night Will Fall; namely, the perceived necessity on the part of the western Allied Powers of keeping former (middle-ranking & below) Nazi personnel then living 1/4

Just make sure to obtain them through Koninklijke Brill’s registered sales channels!

Your mileage may vary across the range of articles given that Kulturbolschewismus etc. isn’t its primary focus, but the recent Historical Materialism double-issue on antisemitism, pending completion, may well throw up a few lines of research.

This recent piece by Ishay Landa may be of some help, especially the bibliography: <https://brill.com/view/journals/hima/aop/article-10.1163-1569206x-bja10053/article-10.1163-1569206x-bja10053.xml>.