Havelock Ellis person
also: Havlock, Havelock, Hadlock Ellis
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Havelock Ellis member_of
American Eugenics Society host_asserted
“Yes, I would. He wrote about his experience with mescaline, wrote extensively about that. And he would later serve as the vice president of the Eugenics Society from 1909 to 1912. So this guy checks an awful lot of boxes. I would say he pro…”
▶ The Shadow State 71 Fabian Socialists Pt. 4 @ 24:52
Havelock Ellis member_of
Fellowship of the New Life host_asserted
“Church of the New Life or whatever they call it, and did not join the Fabians. The Fabians, we'll get to how they split off and why in a moment here. But these guys, they're still the philosophical backbone of the movement. Correct. He was …”
▶ The Shadow State 71 Fabian Socialists Pt. 4 @ 26:42
Havelock Ellis founded
Sigmund Freud host_asserted
“Where do you think this stuff comes from? It wasn't organic. He was gay, by the way. One guy was a lifetime partner in later years, but he had a couple of other interesting trysts. He developed notions of narcissism and autoeroticism that w…”
▶ The Shadow State 71 Fabian Socialists Pt. 4 @ 24:18
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▶ 22:29
All they did was write books and do lectures and socialize. So this cult of new life, it was short-lived. It didn't last more than a decade, but it acted as an intellectual seedbed for many of the ideas that would later shape the British la…
▶ 23:03
That's his name, Havelock. Born in 1859, lived 80 years to 1939. He was known as a physician, a eugenicist, of course, because you've got to get the depopulation stuff in there, the Darwinian influence. And, of course, his big field of stud…
▶ 23:37
The first medical textbook in English on homosexuality in 1897. Gonna leave that there. That's what these intellectual elites were talking about, okay? They wanted to destroy the family. Homosexuality is a good way to do that, but we're als…
▶ 24:18
Where do you think this stuff comes from? It wasn't organic. He was gay, by the way. One guy was a lifetime partner in later years, but he had a couple of other interesting trysts. He developed notions of narcissism and autoeroticism that w…
▶ 24:52
Yes, I would. He wrote about his experience with mescaline, wrote extensively about that. And he would later serve as the vice president of the Eugenics Society from 1909 to 1912. So this guy checks an awful lot of boxes. I would say he pro…
▶ 25:28
But that's a pretty darn storied career. And all of that stuff is what we're, it's getting, you know, come spitting out of the university system today. Any other comments on Havlock? No. Okay. Next guy we're going to do is Edward Carpenter,…
▶ 1:11:33
Some conspiracy claims about Milner and the Fabians, and not all of them are 100% true, but they do have some overlap, which we need to get to when we spend time on Milner. Critiques of Fabianism, internal increase, elitism and technocracy,…