What's your Political Leaning?

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Goal: Understand the complexity of the modern political spectrum to identify your own tendency and situate the major ideological families beyond the left-right divide.
What's your Political Leaning?
LevelBeginner
Duration
9 hours
PriceFree
Course IDSOC104
Ratings
(51)

Description

Does your political positioning boil down to right or left? This course offers a revolutionary approach to understanding the political spectrum through the fundamental Freedom-Coercion axis. Using the Nolan Diagram, we analyze political families-socialists, conservatives, centrists and libertarians-not according to their stated intentions, but according to their degree of confidence in government control. Discover the logic of spontaneous order, explore the real philosophical issues (individualism vs. collectivism) and learn to define your own values without falling into the traps of traditional labels.

This course will also reveal why Bitcoin is more than just a currency: it's a political project inherited from the Cypherpunks. Far from being classifiable on a linear axis, Bitcoin is a decentralizing force that opposes state currency, offering a peaceful escape from inflation and surveillance. By limiting centralized power over money, Bitcoin redefines the essential political question: Do you decide your life, or does someone else? Dive into this analysis to sharpen your ideological compass and understand the profound political impact of this technology on your individual freedom.

Learning path

Objectives

  • Understanding that political typology is more nuanced than a simple left/right axis
  • Identify the two main dimensions that structure the political spectrum
  • Characterize the four main political families
  • Exploring the positioning of bitcoiners in the political spectrum
Professor

This course is taught by Damien Theillier

Damien Theillier is a philosophy professor in Paris, a graduate of Sorbonne Paris IV, founder of the Institut Coppet and the École de la liberté. He is the co-author of the preparatory class manual General Culture (Pearson, 2013) and A Path to Freedom, the philosophy from Antiquity to our days, (Berg International, 2013). He has also contributed to Philosophy in 60 Books (Ellipse, 2021).

decentralizationself-sovereigntyhigh-level

Ratings & reviews

What students say about this course

General grade

4.65/5 (51 Reviews)
RAVI K. SHAH

RAVI K. SHAH

This course helpe in deeper understanding of political philosophies with clearity.

queen_butterfly

queen_butterfly

Intéressant

c0pinmalin

c0pinmalin

Tout tourne autour de "l'Etat" avec une opposition frontale qui considère que l'appel a l'état est un problème en soi sans jamais considérer que si tout le monde en arrive à mettre un état en place c'est qu'il y a sûrement une raison. Il n'y a aussi aucune ouverture sur les formes que peut prendre "l'Etat" au delà de la simple opposition. Apprendre a penser par soi même > "la bonne question" Qui doit décider moi ou qn d'extérieur = simpliste On passe finalement d'une lecture binaire a une autre lecture binaire; d'un conformisme a un autre Invoquer Mises "économiste" qui ne voit pas la différence économique entre nazisme et communisme ça confine a la bêtise crasse

Satopolys

Satopolys

une future référence.

MARTHA LUCIA RODRIGUEZ BALAGUERA

MARTHA LUCIA RODRIGUEZ BALAGUERA

gracias muy importante la informacion

lizeth.rodriguez

lizeth.rodriguez

Muchas gracias

Brigith Ramirez Uribe

Brigith Ramirez Uribe

Buen curso