YOUR THREE FREE COURSES

On this page you will find three of our many courses at Liberty Classroom: How Alexander Hamilton Screwed Up America; Critical Theory, Cultural Studies, and Postmodern Theory; and The History of Conservatism and Libertarianism.

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How Alexander Hamilton Screwed Up America

1. Hamilton vs. Hamilton
2. From Philadelphia to Poughkeepsie
3. Assumption and Implied Powers
4. The Bank
5. The Rebellion
6. The Proclamation
7. Marshall vs. Marshall
8. Judicial Review and Contracts
9. Marshall Codifies Implied Powers
10. The Marshall Court and the States
11. Joseph Story and the Commentaries
12. Hugo Black and Incorporation

Critical Theory, Cultural Studies, and Postmodern Theory

1. Lecture 1, Introduction
2. The Frankfurt School: Lecture 2, Precursors
3. Intro to Frankfurt School: Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer
4. The Frankfurt School: Lecture 4, Herbert Marcuse (1898-1979)
5. The Frankfurt School: Lecture 5, Critical Conclusions
6. Cultural Studies: Lecture 6: Introduction, Founding Main Currents, Critical Conclusions
7. Postmodern Theory: Lecture 7, Introduction
8. Postmodern Theory: Lecture 8, Post Structuralism Foucault and Barthes
9. Postmodern Theory: Lecture 9, Deconstruction, Part 1
10. Postmodern Theory: Lecture 10, Deconstruction, Part 2
11. Postmodern Theory: Lecture 11, Postmodernism
12. Lecture 12, Critical Conclusions

The History of Conservatism and Libertarianism

1. Definitions and Foundations
2. Roots of Conservatism (18th-century Britain)
3. Roots of Libertarianism (18th-century Britain & France)
4. Roots of Conservatism and Libertarianism (America)
5. Continental Conservatism and Liberalism, 1800-1848
6. British Conservatism, 1800-1848
7. British Liberalism, 1800-1848
8. Southern Conservatives and Liberals, 1800-1860
9. Northern Conservatives and Liberals, 1800-1860
10. Continental Conservatives and Liberals, 1848-1914
11. British Conservatism, 1848-1914
12. British Liberalism, 1848-1914
13. American Conservatives and Liberals, 1860-1914
14. Distributists and Southern Agrarians
15. New Humanists
16. Nock and Mencken
17. Anglo-American Politics to Churchill
18. Literary Conservatives: Dawson, Eliot, and the Inklings
19. Libertarian Foundations I
20. Libertarian Foundations II
21. American Postwar Traditionalists
22. Anticommunism and McCarthy
23. William F. Buckley and National Review
24. Straussians and Neoconservatives
25. Murray Rothbard and the Libertarian Party
26. The “Religious Right”
27. The Thatcher and Reagan Revolutions
28. The Paleos
29. The Ron Paul Presidential Campaigns
30. Current Issues in Conservatism and Libertarianism