Brian and Jeff are joined by Michael Grenke, St. John’s College – Santa Fe, to discuss Lise van Boxel’s posthumously published book “Warspeak” from PoliticalAnimalPress.com. Purchase your copy here.
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Excellent discussion and introduction to Lise Van Boxel’s “WarSpeak.” Grenke and Black’s thoughtful analyses indicate a book relying on Nietzsche’s works as a springboard for larger ideas.
Grateful I won’t have to wade through another reinterpretation of thoughts Nietzsche made clear when he wrote them and grateful for C&C and the Wilson/Black platform.
I look forward to purchasing and reading “Warspeak.”