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Glenn Loury: Race, Racism, Identity Politics, and Cancel Culture | Lex Fridman Podcast #285

Glenn Loury: Race, Racism, Identity Politics, and Cancel Culture | Lex Fridman Podcast #285

Recommended on this episode

BookRecommendedISBN verified

Slavery and Social Death

Orlando Patterson

“there's a wonderful book”
“there's a wonderful book by the sociologist orlando patterson called slavery and social death that was published in 1982”— Glenn Loury
BookRecommendedISBN verified

Knowledge and Decisions

Thomas Sowell

“one of tom's books i deeply admire”
“one of tom's books i deeply admire knowledge and decisions is an extension of the haiki and arguments about the limits of central planning”— Glenn Loury
BookRecommendedISBN verified

The Swerve: How the World Became Modern

Stephen Greenblatt

“i read this wonderful book”
“i read this wonderful book called the swerve it's about lucretius it's about the nature of things which is this great classical work”— Glenn Loury

The guest's own work

BookBy the guest

The Case for Black Patriotism

Glenn Loury

“you have an article that you wrote called the case for black patriotism oh yeah so i should also say”— Lex Fridman
MediaBy the guest

The Glenn Show

Glenn Loury

“i talk about this often in my pockets that's the glen show you know and you can find the glen show on my youtube channel and also at sub stack”— Glenn Loury

Also referenced (named, not recommended)

BookReferenced

The Three-Body Problem

Cixin Liu

“he has a trilogy of the three-body problem the dark forest and death's end those are the three books of chicks and lou's trilogy”— Glenn Loury
BookReferenced

The Dark Forest

Cixin Liu

“he has a trilogy of the three-body problem the dark forest and death's end those are the three books of chicks and lou's trilogy”— Glenn Loury
BookReferenced

Death's End

Cixin Liu

“he has a trilogy of the three-body problem the dark forest and death's end those are the three books of chicks and lou's trilogy”— Glenn Loury
BookReferencedISBN verified

Nigger: The Strange Career of a Troublesome Word

Randall Kennedy

“my friend randall kennedy the law professor at harvard university has a book called nigger and he uses the word in the title of the book”— Glenn Loury
BookReferencedISBN verified

The Bell Curve

Charles Murray

“charles murray is a popular social science writer who is famous for his book about iq the bell curve”— Glenn Loury
BookReferenced

The Spiral of Silence

Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann

“i once read this book by a german political scientist called elizabeth neula neumann the book was called the spiral of silence”— Glenn Loury
BookReferenced

Capital

Karl Marx

“you read marx marx was an important figure in the history of the west and i think mark should be read and capital three volumes etc”— Glenn Loury
BookReferencedISBN verified

An American Dilemma

Gunnar Myrdal

“gunnar maridol the swedish economist wrote about economic development wrote a famous two-volume work an american dilemma about the status of blacks”— Glenn Loury
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

James Joyce

“he has a passage in portrait of an artist as a young man in which he says do you know what ireland is ireland is an old sow that eats her pharaoh”— Glenn Loury
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Invisible Man

Ralph Ellison

“let me just mention the great ralph ellison the african-american writer invisible man is his masterpiece embodied this spirit”— Glenn Loury
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Ulysses

James Joyce

“they may not be reading my stuff in a hundred years as people will certainly be reading ulysses in a hundred years”— Glenn Loury
BookReferencedISBN verified

On the Nature of Things (De Rerum Natura)

Lucretius

“it's about the nature of things which is this great classical work from the roman period by this guy lucretius”— Glenn Loury
BookReferenced

As I Lay Dying

Richard John Neuhaus

“there is a book by richard john newhouse the theologian called as i light as i lay dying as i lay dying richard john newhouse”— Glenn Loury