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Brody Clark
>God Exists
>Nuh uh
I'll pass
Dominic Robinson
I just watched this zizek lecture at a korean university, i find it very amusing
Easton Sanders
I found it weird when asked does South Korea need psychoanlysis he said "No just looked for its equivalents in your traditional thinkers"
Somewhat strange suggestion
Caleb Lewis
Because Freud is not as original as advertised, Žižek knows his Freud, and knows this too.
Christopher Ward
I doubt that anything original has come from south korea at all.
Jacob Myers
Still, its either a very post-modern attitude or a firm traditionalist argument. I suppose thats Zizek for you
Hudson Peterson
That's not the point. They have their Chinese as we have our Greeks.
The better question would have been: "Does Korea need Hegel?"
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Jayden Harris
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Daniel Sullivan
I for one welcome our chinese future overlords
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Dominic Powell
Absolutely brilliant series of documentaries:
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Benjamin Wilson
youve got to title at least half of these, user.
Eli Parker
never heard of this—looks like a dope addition to civilisation and ways of seeing
Jaxson Campbell
>kenneth clark bbc art history/culture series called civilisation
>john berger bbc art history/culture series follow-up to clark's called ways of seeing
>video about finding news bands in random warehouses in BKLYN
>comfy old world travelogues from the 30s-50s
>bryan magee philosophy series
>another bryan magee philosophy series
>leonard bernstein harvard lectures
>foucault vs. chomsky televised debate
Brody Perry
The Burgess Variations
Aaron Thompson
im not british, but it seems like there are a ton of literary/art/history related bbc content, but since theyve produced so much stuff it's hard for an american to find what's good without hearing through word-of-mouth what series were famous when, etc.
anyone know a good resource for going through all the tuff theyve made to find stuff that might be interesting?
Kayden Jenkins
Late Heidegger's lecture + a reading of Hölderlin
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Nicholas Martin
Anybody keep a saved copy of every lecture you listened to?
Lincoln Phillips
Jack Rodriguez
Anything by Dr Sadler
Brayden Miller
do you save the whole video or just the title?
classic
nice
Sebastian Williams
The audio. I listen to them while commuting
Joshua Fisher
are you saving them to re-listen or so that you don't listen to something you've already heard
Adrian Hall
Mostly just incase I want to reference something I heard
William Ward
Jackson White
last castrato:
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