PhD Candidate in Political Science at McGill University. Dissertating on Hobbes and Anxiety. Interests include HPT, feminism, emotions and politics, agency and power, democracy, hierarchies and equality.
I can see that there is a greater need for reason-based perspectives on the anxieties that characterize democracy today. I suggest that Hobbes has the resources to help us distinguish between reasonable and unreasonable anxieties, a task exceedingly difficult in the struggle between power and truth.
July 16, 2025 at 9:03 PM
I can see that there is a greater need for reason-based perspectives on the anxieties that characterize democracy today. I suggest that Hobbes has the resources to help us distinguish between reasonable and unreasonable anxieties, a task exceedingly difficult in the struggle between power and truth.
Reflecting on the past six months of a democratic government that came to power, whipping up anxiety over jobs, inflation, immigration and assumed authoritarian powers to keep not just the American people, but the global economy and the world in a continuous state of anxiety over tariffs, migration
July 16, 2025 at 8:56 PM
Reflecting on the past six months of a democratic government that came to power, whipping up anxiety over jobs, inflation, immigration and assumed authoritarian powers to keep not just the American people, but the global economy and the world in a continuous state of anxiety over tariffs, migration