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r/politicalphilosophy

› A subreddit for the discussion of political philosophies and theories from the likes of Aristotle, Machiavelli, Locke, Hume, Kant, Burke, Thoreau, Nietzsche, Rawls, and Arendt. Or for just talking, seriously, about politics, i.e. respectable in-depth discussion, don't vote someone down simply because you disagree. Treat this subreddit as though the people that you are talking with are gathered in the same room with you.

// MEMBERS
36,950
› subscribers
// POSTS_INDEXED
174
› analyzed records
// COMMUNITY_AGE
17y
› since 2008-10-06
// STATUS
[ok] active
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// FAQ [ 3 entries ]
01 › What is r/politicalphilosophy about? [ expand ↓ ]
r/politicalphilosophy is a Reddit community with 36,950 members. A subreddit for the discussion of political philosophies and theories from the likes of Aristotle, Machiavelli, Locke, Hume, Kant, Burke, Thoreau, Nietzsche, Rawls, and Arendt. Or for just talking, seriously, about politics, i.e. respectable in-depth discussion, don't vote someone down simply because you disagree. Treat this subreddit as though the people that you are talking with are gathered in the same room with you.
02 › How active is r/politicalphilosophy? [ expand ↓ ]
r/politicalphilosophy has 36,950 subscribers and 174 posts in our index. It was created on 2008-10-06, 17 years ago.
03 › Which subreddits are similar to r/politicalphilosophy? [ expand ↓ ]
Communities of a comparable size include r/fieldrecording (36,980 members), r/animators (36,978 members), r/publicdefenders (36,968 members), r/auselectricians (36,957 members). Each is listed with its own subscriber and post counts in the related communities section above.