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Critical Theory
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2020
A channel about critical theory and continental philosophy.
Simon Keller, Patriotism in War and Peace
Patriotism is most fervently displayed in times of war and impending war. Even during times of peace, patriotism is often expressed in commemorations of war and in ceremonies involving the military. Is patriotism warlike? Does patriotism lust for violence? Or is there an achievable form of patriotism grounded in respect for humanity in general, and aimed at achieving peace? This talk traces a series of philosophical arguments about the connection between patriotism and war, asking along the way what values and beliefs characterise patriotism, how patriotism is cultivated and used, and how patriotism is manifested in Australia. The great danger of patriotism, I suggest, is not so much its inherent connection with violence as its tendency to suppress reason - and hence its tendency to suppress a crucial form of protection against ill-considered and unjustified war.
Simon Keller is a Professor of Philosophy at Victoria University, Wellington. He has previously held appointments at Boston University and University of Melbourne. Much of his work is focused on the ethical and political significance of special relationships. He is the author of The Limits of Loyalty, which won the American Philosophical Association Book Prize in 2009.
Simon Keller, The Limits of Loyalty
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Simon Keller is a Professor of Philosophy at Victoria University, Wellington. He has previously held appointments at Boston University and University of Melbourne. Much of his work is focused on the ethical and political significance of special relationships. He is the author of The Limits of Loyalty, which won the American Philosophical Association Book Prize in 2009.
Simon Keller, The Limits of Loyalty
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Morality and Climate Change - Peter Singer, Jeremy Moss, and Axel Gosseries
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Morality and Climate Change - Peter Singer, Jeremy Moss, and Axel Gosseries
A C Grayling on Wittgenstein and Assertion
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Anthony Grayling is Master of the New College of the Humanities, and a Supernumerary Fellow of St Anne's College, Oxford. Until 2011 he was Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London. He has written and edited over thirty books on philosophy and other subjects; among his most recent are "The Good Book", "Ideas That Matter", "Liberty in the Age of Terror" and "To Set Prome...
Empathy and Perspective: A Smithian Conception of Humanity
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Professor Samuel Fleischacker's lecture explores Adam Smith's conception of empathy (roughly, what he called "sympathy"), and its connection, for him, with our understanding of our selves. This lecture begins with a comparison between Smith and David Hume on sympathy, moves to the role of perspective-taking in Smith's discussion of the subject, then looks at the degree to which empathy, and per...
Paula Sweeney on Wittgensteinian Considerations on the Moral Status of Social Robots
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Paula Sweeney is a senior lecturer in Philosophy. She joined the University of Aberdeen in 2009. Prior to that she completed her PhD at the University of St Andrews under the supervision of Crispin Wright. In 2015 Paula became the Head of Philosophy and the Deputy Head of School. From 2016 until 2022 Paula was the Head of the School of Divinity, History, Philosophy and Art History. Paula's acad...
Rae Langton on Why Race & Gender Slurs are Hard to Answer
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By Professor Rae Langton of Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Professor Langton’s work spans the history of philosophy, ethics, political philosophy, metaphysics, and feminist philosophy. She is the author of Kantian Humility: Our Ignorance of Things in Themselves (Oxford, 1998) and Sexual Solipsism: Philosophical Essays on Pornography and Objectification (Oxford 2009), as well as numerous...
Gad Horowitz, Theoretical Introduction & Overview of Radical General Semantics
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Gad Horowitz introduces Radical General Semantics [(r)GS] in a keynote address at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, September 2010. The introductory Radical General Semantics lecture: [(r)GS] in relation to continental philosophy Introduction to the structural differential Introduction to the devices of General Semantics
Robert Chapman - The Autistic Mind: A Wittgensteinian Account
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Robert Chapman has recently submitted his PhD thesis at the University of Essex whilst teaching part-time at King’s College London. He primarily works on the philosophy and ethics of autism and neurodiversity, and is working on developing a notion of autistic thriving in his thesis. Beyond the notion of autistic thriving, he draws on feminist philosophy, critical theory, and the phenomenologica...
The Asymmetry of Good and Evil
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Philip Pettit is L.S.Rockefeller University Professor of Politics and Human Values at Princeton, and Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the ANU. We do good to one another by bringing about welcome consequences and, in particular, by bringing about welcome consequences that are disposition-dependent. Thus we give one another respect by acting out of the beneficent disposition not to interf...
Daniel Dennett on Free Will as Moral Competence
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Internationally celebrated philosopher and cognitive scientist Daniel Dennett is best known for his trenchant views that consciousness and free will are just physical processes of the brain. An influential proponent of Darwinian ideas about evolution, Dennett has recently argued that religion should be understood in terms of evolutionary biology and cognitive science. Daniel Dennett, Elbow Room...
Elizabeth Anderson on How To Be A Pragmatist
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Pragmatism is often loosely characterized as the view that people should adopt "whatever works." This seems like empty and useless advice, since it omits any substantive criterion of what works. This lecture will explain what this advice really means, why we ought to follow it, and how we can follow it. The key to pragmatism lies in its method, which deeply integrates moral with empirical inqui...
Wittgenstein On Psycho Physical Parallelism - Dr Peter Hacker
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P.M.S. Hacker is Emeritus Fellow and former Tutorial Fellow in philosophy at St John’s College, Oxford. He holds an Honorary Professorship at University College, London at the UCL Institute of Neurology at Queen’s Square. He has held British Academy and Leverhulme Senior Research Fellowships and visiting chairs in North America. He is the leading authority on the philosophy of Wittgenstein on w...
Classical Chinese Philosophy: Shen Dao
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Shen Dao (c. 350-275 B. C.) influenced both Daoism and Legalism. He was a native of Zhao who served at the Jixia academy in Qi (an ancient center of philosophical debate). A Han History lists him, along with Tian Pian, as having studied Huang-Lao doctrines and Dao-de (Laozi's Dao-De Jing).
Classical Chinese Philosophy: School of Names
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The School of Names (mingjia 名家) is a traditional term for a group of thinkers from the Warring States period (479-221 B.C.E.) who shared interests in language, disputation, and metaphysics. The School of Names included thinkers such as Deng Xi, Yin Wen, Hui Shi, and Gongsun Long
Classical Chinese Philosophy: Yang Zhu
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Yang Zhu (l. 440-360 BCE, also known as Yang Chou or Yang Chu) was a hedonist philosopher who lived and wrote during The Warring States Period in China. Little is known of his life but his work survived through the writings of the great Confucian philosopher Mencius (l. 372-289 BCE) who condemned his ideas, as well as those of the Mohist philosopher Mo Ti (l. 470-391 BCE), who advocated for uni...
Ricardo Baeza Yates, Ethics in AI a Challenging Task
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Ricardo Baeza Yates, Ethics in AI a Challenging Task
Moral Certainties - Subjective - Objective - Objectionable: Hans-Johann Glock
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Moral Certainties - Subjective - Objective - Objectionable: Hans-Johann Glock
Marya Schechtman, My Whole Life Long: The Ethical Significance of a Unified Self
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Marya Schechtman, My Whole Life Long: The Ethical Significance of a Unified Self
Christopher Mole, Complexity and the Explanation of Intelligence
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Christopher Mole, Complexity and the Explanation of Intelligence
Neo Confucianism, Zhang Zai Introductory Lecture
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Neo Confucianism, Zhang Zai Introductory Lecture
Neo Confucianism, Cheng Yi: Introductory Lecture
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Neo Confucianism, Cheng Yi: Introductory Lecture
Neo Confucianism, Lu Xiangshan: Introductory Lecture
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Neo Confucianism, Lu Xiangshan: Introductory Lecture
Neo Confucianism, Zhu Xi: Introductory Lecture
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Neo Confucianism, Zhu Xi: Introductory Lecture
Neo Confucianism, Dai Zhen: Introductory Lecture
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Neo Confucianism, Dai Zhen: Introductory Lecture
Neo Confucianism, Wang Yangming: Intrdocutory Lecture
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Neo Confucianism, Wang Yangming: Intrdocutory Lecture
Gad Horowitz Lecture 21 - Korzybski’s Timebinding & Husserl’s Phenomenology
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Gad Horowitz Lecture 21 - Korzybski’s Timebinding & Husserl’s Phenomenology
Gad Horowitz Lecture 20 - Mapping Responsibility in Bio-Social Space
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Gad Horowitz Lecture 20 - Mapping Responsibility in Bio-Social Space
Gad Horowitz Lecture 19 - Nothing Personal
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Gad Horowitz Lecture 19 - Nothing Personal
Gad Horowitz Lecture 18 - Ghandi’s Satyagraha
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Gad Horowitz Lecture 18 - Ghandi’s Satyagraha
Gad Horowitz Lecture 17 - How to Multiply (Multiple Perceptual Positions)
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Gad Horowitz Lecture 17 - How to Multiply (Multiple Perceptual Positions)
hmmm... she probably isn't a lacanian analyst
The ‘dadoucos’ is the symbol of porn, or somebody else getting it good: the primal horde. It is not about your parents; that would be Onanistic. How they manipulated people is by using the symbols of the English and German Golden Dawn Society of ritual magic to excite people. The Beatles weren’t yet thought of, and without knowing how good Dead shows were at this they chose a more purple and puerile frequency to inspire the Mass into the famous Alice Beyond the Looking Glass effect. It’s scary but they also used sonic frequency machines to bother people in their subconscious mind, like a modern Rock or Rap concert. Proves effective even today, unfortunately. The Mass Psyche is inspired by giving the middle finger to your folks, it turns out!😵💫🪬🫥
What an amazing lecturer 😊
thank you so much for underlying and circling the words on the board when you talk about them. its very enlightening
is she make more sense comparing to Avital Ronell? more engaging?
Yes actually partially right what some followers has been said here about Lacan. Yes, It is true Lacan was certainly influenced by Levi-Strauss Who as well took information about Saussure's linguistics from Jakobson. Mirror Stage was pioneered in France from H.Wallon but Lacan enriched It with his knowledge on Hegel. More precisely Hegel as he was understood by Lacan through philosopher Alexandre Kojève seminars Lacan attended as a student during 30s. Many references, many sources are need it to catch him up the whole Lacan. Certainly his essential key is to be very familliarized with all of those references that takes a lot of time to understand It. In fact, Lacan was a multiaspectual reconciling a conjunction of firstly Freudian psychoanalysis, secondly a Hegelian German Idealism through Kojève seminars, thirdly a Husserlian Phenomenology plus Heidegger ontology and hermeneutics and finally a Saussurean linguistics through Jakobson and Prague linguistics Circle. Also and no less important when Lacan was studing medicine and psychiatry he was very influenced by Karl Jaspers' Phenomenological Psychopathology. On the other hand, it is totally wrong consider as professor in this class on TH-cam video shows that Lacan was a posmodernist. He really wasn't according to history but ironically he has been distorted by contemporary ideologists of posmodernism and feminism. He dealt certainly with Structuralism and participated of important portions of this philosophical and linguistics movement.
A great way to tell who’s smart from who really wants to be smart but isn’t smart at all, is to see who’s still interested in this stuff past their master’s degree.
Very interesting her tattoos by the way. The only reason I'd click on a lecture about Lacan.
IS THIS WHOLE LECTURE A JOKE? No, really. It's hard to pay attention to the ideas discussed when the lecturer looks like Pippi Longstockings after a life of crack-cocaine.
My first thought was 'what is the psychology of an old leftist lady with blonde dreadlocks' 😂
How are moral and mathematical competencies grounded? Are judgements cognitive? If cognition happening in platonic heaven or through a brain in an environment? Ought there be continuity between causes and reasons or the dualism is ultimate? And if so, why?
20 mins in nothing but that’s not the way we do it. How about hungry judges issuing harsher sentences? Reaffirming only their reasons matter seems forced.
Surfing the Gardener
This is such a sophomoric dreadful take on the subject. What can we expect? Look at her hair.😂
Gracias por compartir la clase!
The students at York University appear terribly undisciplined. I don't think I would want to be their colleagues.
Great stuff.
Why is sound only in one ear? Dreadful
Ty
Skip to 4:02 for the lecture 😌
34:57 modern Russia as an example of fascism? What an insufferable clintonite New York Times lib. Using your parents money to sit around and talk about how bad Russia is in a CRITICAL THEORY CLASS???
I am not sure what Melanie Klein's case example at 29:00 has to do with Lacanian psyhoanalysis at all. It is surprising as one would assume at least Deleuze would know that free association has nothing to with all this. I would recommend reading Bruce Fink's A Clinical Introduction to Lacanian Psychoanalysis: Theory and Technique to understand that process better before very poorly attempting to critique it and failing dramatically in even an amateur Lacanian's view (myself).
Settlers were dreads love black folks music and have children by natives, they can stop a whole movement.
"The people that really have it the worst are the people that get kicked out of the system, in a sense they get up to that wall, they can't get past it nor can they go back and they're just there[...]". What an incredibly profound summary, this has opened my mind.
Thanks for your generosity in sharing this informative lecture
At 2:42…..”he’s obviously an anti racist thinker”…although he’s writing about hatred for whites and the acceptability of hacking them to pieces with machetes.
Pink Floyd said all that in the song "Welcome To The Machine"
Hard to take anything she says seriously when she backs off on Putin lol
thanks for sharing, maybe next time the sound can be better.
Total radical BS
When schizophrenia become naturalized as a way of thinking we'll all be better off. To stop demonizing people for any reason will be a great leap forward. I'm speaking as one who in my youth did have what was called mania and then schizophrenia (both in conjunction with attemps to leave a backward husband with other, more interesting men) and was treated in the typical drconian way with concrete cell isolation, forced drugging (a very long needle in the ass) and "life long" prescriptiohns for psycotropic drugs, which of course I routinely weaned myself from. It's been very difficult. I am now 70, free of psychiatry all together but see that the system still pumps out billions of dollars of drugs into the human family along with draconian managers who people must visit or suffer to come to their doors every day with their "meds." It's very cruel. It is NOT mental health care. It is mental health destruction.
Characterizations of the upper and political, hence predator class, therefore allowance and privilege are boring darling why don't we go out and act like
Lacan learned Saussure from Levi-Strauss instead of reading " A Course on General Linguistics". He used the idea of Henri Wallon on " mirror test" and turned it to Mirror Stage without citing Wallon as the original source. Lacan might be an influential thinker of the 20th century, but this instance of academic dishonesty and deliberate distortion of some ideas should not be forgotten.
Yes, of course as well as you took all of this information from Lacan's Biography by Elisabeth Roudinesco.😂
Yes actually you are partially right because It is true Lacan was certainly influenced by Levi-Strauss Who as well took information about Saussure's linguistics from Jakobson. Mirror Stage was pioneered in France from H.Wallon but Lacan enriched It with his knowledge on Hegel. More precisely Hegel as he was understood by Lacan through philosopher Alexandre Kojève seminars Lacan attended as a student during 30s. Many references, many sources are need it to catch him up the whole Lacan. Certainly his essential key is to be very familliarized with all of those references that takes a lot of time to understand It. In fact, Lacan was a multiaspectual reconciling a conjunction of firstly Freudian psychoanalysis, secondly a Hegelian German Idealism through Kojève seminars, thirdly a Husserlian Phenomenology plus Heidegger ontology and hermeneutics and finally a Saussurean linguistics through Jakobson and Prague linguistics Circle
@@schilppkarljaspersvolmende924 hahaha. Not only that, he is also Kantian.
@@schilppkarljaspersvolmende924 Nope. From " A Cambridge Companion to Lacan" not from a Feminist Lacanian.
Great hair, kind of rambling lecture
Great lecture. Ridiculous hair.
>Old white woman with dreadlocks >multiple errors Completely expected
Virilio's claim on "Globalization IS the speed of light" is not totally correct but undersea internet cables are relatively close, could we pass the speed of light itself? If we apply Einstein's theory of Relativity, it's clear we cannot surpass light's speed.
I'm so reminded of the movie donnie darko when i consider desiring machines and psychosis.
lot of unnecesary crap, very little help to somebody first introduced to such very hard matter
Lecture starts around 28:02
Thank you!
Great, was ignorant on Cesaire, ty !
Fascinating on Bataille and Reich; More relevant than ever, unfortunately
great topic !!
good grounding and good lecture, thank you
wow, thank you so much, im someone who is an engineer, and never got exposed to the humanities as i contribute to optimizing these desiring machines (as I have just realized) , thank you so so much for putting this out there.
I don’t understand what she is talking about when she says Socrates was trying to get specific answers out of Meno. I thought the whole point of the Socratic method was that Socrates didn’t have any answers so he was just asking questions.
I don't know if you're still interested this a year later, but I recommend reading Ranciere's explanation in the book. The Socratic method, according to him, still relies on the teacher's (superior) intelligence to guide the student to reason.
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White dread 🤣😅🤣
Shallow presentation here - move on...
shannon you are vastly smarter than i am but you spelled schizoid wrong but lots of love regardless