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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Conservatism

A Rediscovery

Book • 2022

In *Conservatism: A Rediscovery*, Yoram Hazony provides a fresh theoretical foundation for conservatism by tracing its history from the Wars of the Roses to modern America.

He critiques Enlightenment liberalism and argues for a revival of authentic Anglo-American conservatism, emphasizing tradition, loyalty, and societal hierarchies.

Hazony's work challenges the common identification of conservatism with liberalism, advocating instead for a distinct conservative philosophy rooted in historical empiricism and biblical principles.

Mentioned by

Michael Knowles

Geoffrey Miller

Connor Tomlinson

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by Jordan B. Peterson at the beginning of the podcast as the subject of their conversation.

305. How Marxism is Disguised as Woke Morality | Dr. Yoram Hazony

Mentioned by

Mark Sayers

as a book written in 1976 that discusses the founding fathers of the United States.

Managers to Monarchs: The emergence of post-secular power

Mentioned by

Paul Gottfried

, referencing Greek-German historian Panajotis Kondylis' argument about the liberal turn in Western politics.

Liberalism, Conservatism, and Leo Strauss | Guest: Paul Gottfried | 10/13/25

Mentioned by

Lex Fridman

in the introduction as an upcoming book by

Yoram Hazony

.

#256 – Nationalism Debate: Yaron Brook and Yoram Hazony

Mentioned by

Michael Knowles

to introduce guest

Yoram Hazony

and his authorship of this book.

The Book Club: Reflections on the Revolution in France by Edmund Burke with Yoram Hazony

Mentioned by

Geoffrey Miller

as an author whose book discusses the importance of extended families living nearby.

An Evolutionary Psychologist's Take On Broken Dating Markets (Ft Geoffrey Miller)

Mentioned by James Lindsay as the basis for the national conservatism movement.

The Communist Manifesto, Volume One

Mentioned by

Andrew Klavan

as one of

Yoram Hazony

's books.

The Case For Nationalism In a Global World | Yoram Hazony

Mentioned by

Connor Tomlinson

, referencing Yoram Hazoni's critique of John Locke's Second Treaties on government.

Why the Blank Slate is to Blame for Mass Migration and Hate Speech Laws

Mentioned by Claire Barnes as Anthony T. Cronman's latest book about reclaiming our humanity.

Jennifer Banks in Conversation with Anthony T. Kronman

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