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History doesn't repeat, but it rhymes—as they say. And the “Belle Epoque“ is back again with all of its less than “belle“ implications. Read Dennis' and Johan's article here: Today I’m talking to Dennis Riches, who is a lecturer and researcher at Tokyo’s Seijio University, and Johan Eddebo who works as an Associate Professor in Philosophy at Sweden’s Uppsala University. The two recently wrote a highly interesting piece in which the introduce a phenomenon they call “Belle-Epoquism” that explains why some of the social tendencies we see today are so reminiscent of the attitudes of the late 19th century. More from the two authors: Dennis Riches: Johan Eddebo: Correction by Dennis: „ I made one serious error, though. I said ‚Solzhenitsyn’ when I should have said ‚ Dostoevsky‘ “.
