Lacan and french post-rationalism
I don’t think there’s a single ‘political stance’ of post-rationalism. Here, I would want to compare the thinkers I wrote about it in that book to the literary figures associated with modernism. The latter, as a movement, was as often associated with fascism as it was with the Left. That’s not true empirically for post-rationalism — most of the later figures I write about in the book were or became revolutionary socialists of various stripes, although Lacan was no Marxist — but I don’t think there’s anything inevitable about the Leftism of this style of thought.
Continuing the End Times series, Richard Marshall interviews Tom Eyers.