EP168: What Drives People To Fight For A Cause? Exploring Irish History with Taylor ‘Thor’ Youngling
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On this episode of "Into the Unknown" What drives someone to fight, and even risk their life, for something bigger than themselves? Jeremy "Sumo" Swick welcomes back Taylor “Thor” Youngling to catch up on his journey from beginning his PhD program to passing his doctoral exams, conducting archival research in Dublin, teaching his first university-level course, and now working toward his dissertation.
Thor takes us inside his research on early 20th-century Irish history and the deeper forces behind nationalism, revolution, and political violence.
Sumo and Thor explore how religion, identity, race, imperialism, and even our awareness of mortality can influence the causes people dedicate themselves to. Along the way, they discuss surprising historical connections, including Frederick Douglass and Daniel O’Connell, and why studying history means looking beyond individual events to understand the ideas and movements connecting people across countries and generations.
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