appreciated do you think that's still the case given the popularity of you tube preachers like jordan peterson who mansions young and almost every lecture some of which were viewed by millions of people carly young seems to be in vogue because they are not well more and more people are finding that young as discoveries. and his tools are their lives and that's a wonderful thing i've spent most of my last few decades in young education unfortunately the academy the teachers psychologists and the psychiatric world has no regard for young whatsoever they're interested in external behaviors they're interested in cognitive process and they're interested in biological process all of which are true and important when you put them together you still don't have the human being what is missing there is that we are meaning seeking meeting suffering individual and unless we address the task of meaning we haven't really touched the core of what it means to be a human being well it's been a great pleasure great privilege for me to talk to you thank you very much for your time i'm pleased to be with you and

appreciated do you think that's still the case given the popularity of you tube preachers like jordan peterson who mansions young and almost every lecturer some of which were viewed by millions of people karl young seems to be in vogue because they are not well more and more people are finding that young as discoveries. and his tools are a pleasurable to their lives and that's a wonderful thing i've spent most of my last few decades in young education unfortunately the academy the teachers psychologists and the psychiatric world has no regard for young whatsoever they're interested in external behaviors they're interested in and cognitive process and they're interested in biological process all of which are true and important but you put them together you still don't have the human being what is missing there is that we are meaning seeking meeting suffering individual and unless we address the task of meaning we haven't really touched the core of what it means to be a human being well dr halas it's been a great pleasure great pleasure is a privilege for me to talk to you thank you very much fo

i know we find this in fans of jordan peterson. on the one hand generally this quasi, neo watered down high of let's return to the good old days when sort of a hybrid of ancient greece as seen through hercules legendary journeys in the 1850s are seen through pleasantville. the good old days when men were men and women were women. we all had our place. we had this kind of obsession with physical stress with prior immortal truth of the blood. there is an implicit blood and soil here i'll just let hang in the air. but i think this kind of reactionary is itself a response, codes itself as a response to the modern world and the civilization feminism and pc culture have destroyed. as a kind of desire to reclaim an imagined primal path. is often a very strong interest on what nature says goes. i would kind of call it a kind of nature worship. that's a very different form of paganism that takes very different things from our pagan past job acacia. >> host: just in listening to you describe it in the figures you reference. it seems to be in

and you find this and fans of jordan peterson will on the one hand the men's right group or generally this neo watered down of let's return to the good old days when sort of the hybrid of ancient greece as seen through hercules legendary journeys in the 1950s have seen through pleasantville. the men were men and women were women we all had a place and this kind of obsession with physical strength, with the primordial truth of the blood. there sort of implicit blood and soil here that i will let hang in the air here. i think this kind of reactionary which is itself response, codes itself as a response to the defecated modern world and the corrupt modern world. in a civilization which feminism and pc culture have destroyed is a kind of desire to reclaim and imagine primal past. are this a strong interest that what nature says goes. i would find it a kind of nature worship. that's a very different form of paganism that takes very different things from our pagan past shall we say. >> so just enlisting to describe it in the figures you reference. it seems to be impart you can see that as a

of what i call a certain kind of reactionary desire for -- and they define this, fans it is of jordan peterson, members of men's rights groups, the red pill and the other, the alt-right more generally is sort of neo-watered down religion of let's return to the good old days when the hybrid of ancient greece as seen through hercules' legendary journals and the 1950s as seen through pleasantville. men were men and women were women, and we all had our place and this kind of obsession with physical strength, with the kind of primordial truth of the blood, and there's a sort of implicit blood and soil here that i'll just let hang in the air. but i think this reactionary -- which itself is a response to the desiccated modern world and the corrupt modern world and the civilization which feminism and p.c. culture have destroyed is a kind of desire to reclaim an imagined primal past and a very strong interest and slightly dubious -- and what nature says goes. i kind of would call it a kind of nature worship. so that's a very different form of paganism that takes very different things from our pagan pas

thinkers have been no platform from universities in recent years including canadian professor jordan peterson german politician alice videl and former adviser steve bannon the government promised to enforce freedom of speech but the general secretary of the university and college union claimed that the latest findings were false and that academic freedom is nots under threat and i discussed this with international politics expert dr lee jones and spiked contributor fraser myers. we see often in the new stereo these kind of you know quite high catching cases of no platforming speakers being and from taking arts in in in in and in talks we see you know academics to us and censored sometimes unable to carry out certain controversial research but i think what's important about this particular report is that it highlights that that is just the tip of the iceberg and that there is a great deal of self-censorship going on in academia where you know people who might have views that go across the kind of cross the kind of academical of the docs you feel as if they can't speak out the report doesn't ac

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call a certain kind of atavism and reactionary desire for and then you find this in hands of jordan peterson on the one hand, members of men's rights groups and the rental on the other. people write more generally, it's kind of quasi-nietzsche and or kind of neo water down nietzsche and is him. this returned to the good old days and a hybrid of ancient greece as seen through hercules legendary journeys and the 1950s as seen through pleasantville or the good old days when men were men and women were women and we all had our place and this kind of obsession with physical strength, with a kind of primordial truth of the blood and there's a sort of implicit blood and soil here i'll just let hang in the air but i think this kind of reactionary atavism which is itself codes itself as a response to the desiccated modern world and the corrupt modern world and the civilization which feminism and pc culture has destroyed. it's a kind of desire to reclaim and imagine primal past that it's often this very strong interest in sites and what nature says goes. i would call it a kind of nature worship. so th

leaning thinkers have been platform from universities in recent years including canadian professor jordan peterson german politician alice videl and former trump advisor steve burnham the government promised to enforce freedom of speech but the general secretary of the university and college union claimed that the old latest findings were false and academic freedom is not under threat well for more on all of this i'm now joined by professor of social policy at the university entry heenan very good to see you today is freedom of speech at risk. well i think it's important to say that academic freedom is at the heart of our universities particularly the heart of u.k. universities and something that has deeply value back down next so i think reports of its demise are exaggerated it's always good to have a sense check on it but i mean quite frankly i think this report is hocus pocus there for you conclusions and try to produce the evidence to support those sold out of questions about their methodology out questions about their sample i have questions about why they had so many retired academics includ

thinkers have been no platform from universities in recent years including canadian professor jordan peterson german politician and us middle former trump advisor steve burnham the government promised to enforce freedom of speech but the general secretary of the university and college union has claimed that the latest findings were false and that academic freedom is not under threat well from all of this i'm now joined by international politics expert from queen mary university dr lee jones and spite contributor fraser myers thank you both for joining us fraser is there really a problem here this is a very small study after all. well it might be a small study but it's also not something that we kind of know to be going on anyway anyway you know we see often in the news there are these kind of you know quite high catching cases of no platforming speakers being banned from taking arts in bateson in and in talks we see you know academics who are sacked and censored sometimes unable to carry out certain controversial research but i think what's important about this particular report is that it hi