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Leaping Cholla Podcast
Kirk and Leah
100 episodes
2 weeks ago
After the kids are asleep, we settle into the Wrong Mountain Yurt to read a bit of Heidegger's masterpiece "Contributions to Philosophy (of the Event)" and then apply its anti-identitarian insights to the achievement of a post-liberal philosophy.
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After the kids are asleep, we settle into the Wrong Mountain Yurt to read a bit of Heidegger's masterpiece "Contributions to Philosophy (of the Event)" and then apply its anti-identitarian insights to the achievement of a post-liberal philosophy.
Show more...
Philosophy
Kids & Family,
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
Spirituality,
Parenting
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Ep 91: Objectifying the Subject
Leaping Cholla Podcast
2 months ago
Ep 91: Objectifying the Subject
Continuing thru section 110, we read of a set of prescriptive relations that the the liberal worldview perpetuates through its valuation-centered reach beyond being: the relation of form to soul, essence to seeing, community to discourse, and good to love. We also analyze how the subject/object dichotomy and the higher valuation of the subject inherent...
Leaping Cholla Podcast
After the kids are asleep, we settle into the Wrong Mountain Yurt to read a bit of Heidegger's masterpiece "Contributions to Philosophy (of the Event)" and then apply its anti-identitarian insights to the achievement of a post-liberal philosophy.