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Plato’s Republic
A complete walkthrough of Plato’s masterpiece, delivered in ten 2-hour sessions, with extras and bonuses. Learn More
The Roots of Political Philosophy
Ten forgotten Socratic dialogues covered in ten sessions. Topics include beauty, lies, justice, and tyranny. Learn More
Aristotle’s Politics
A comprehensive walkthrough of perhaps the most famous book on politics ever written. “Man is a political animal.”
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Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra
The Last Man. The Superman. Will to Power. Eternal Return. It’s all here. The course covers the entire book. Let’s go. Learn More
Heidegger’s Being and Time
Notoriously difficult. But worth the effort. In this course, I do everything in my power to make Heidegger's book on the meaning of being comprehensible. Learn More
Heidegger’s Contributions to Philosophy
Heidegger’s “Second Masterpiece” goes beyond Being and Time to discuss "another beginning of philosophy." This is a crucially important work for understanding Heidegger. Learn More
Intro to Heidegger’s Black Notebooks
An unorthodox introduction to Heidegger based on selective exposition of his notorious Black Notebooks. You'll learn many key Heideggerian ideas in this strange little course. Learn More
Heidegger on Plato’s Doctrine of Truth
The greatest philosopher of the 20th century, Heidegger, commented on the most famous image in philosophy, Plato's cave allegory. This course is on his commentary. Learn More
Introduction to Leo Strauss
Leo Strauss is a pillar of the Millerman School. He was the greatest scholar of political philosophy in a long time, if not ever. This course walks you through some of his major essays and ideas. Learn More
Leo Strauss’s On Tyranny
The first course ever released at the Millerman School is on this great work by Leo Strauss, which includes his debate with Alexander Kojeve about the relationship of wisdom to tyranny and time. Learn More
Dugin’s Fourth Political Theory
Discover Dugin’s revolutionary manifesto, written by its co-translator, one of the world's leading Dugin scholars. Learn More
Introduction to Dugin’s Noomakhia
This course is an introduction to Dugin's magnum opus, his philosophical analysis of civilizational multipolarity called Noomakhia (Wars of Nous). Learn More
Rousseau’s Politics and the Arts
Rousseau’s study of the classic question of how art affects morals/mores and therefore politics. Inspired by Plato. Learn More
Philosophical Analysis of Manliness
An introduction to the history of political philosophy—ancient, modern, and postmodern—through the lens of the shifting meaning of manliness. Learn More
van den Bruck on Germany’s Third Empire
Perhaps the strongest statement of the German Conservative Revolution written during the Weimar period. Learn More
Carl Schmitt’s Legality and Legitimacy
This course discusses Schmitt’s great analysis of the nature, and failure, of the Weimar constitution on the eve of the Nazi ascension to power. Learn More
Soloveitchik’s The Lonely Man of Faith
A book about the duality of man’s nature, which hangs between the drive for technical mastery and the need for redemption. Learn More
Rousseau on the Government of Poland
Rousseau advised the Polish government on their constitutional crisis. His advice is a case study in the quarrel between the ancients and the moderns and an example of classical republicanism at work. Learn More
Alcibiades I: On the Soul
Plato shows us the most brilliant man and the most beautiful man in Athens discoursing about the nature of rule. This dialogue was once the standard starting point for anyone receiving an education in Plato's philosophy. Learn More
Courses Under Development
Future course additions are currently being created:
Plato’s Laws
Machiavelli: The Prince (with Michael Anton)
