This video, uploaded in 2012 to YouTube, features the iconic Muppets song “Mahna Mahna,” subtitled to explain phenomenology.
This week’s 8-Bit Philosophy takes Hannah Arendt’s writing in “Eichmann and Jerusalem,” where the theorist discusses the war crime trials against Adolf Eichmann.
Stars Hallow: A secret haven for continental philosophy and critical theory?
It’s fall, and America is once again infatuated with Pumpkin Spice everything. What started as a simple fascination with Pumpkin Spice lattes has now spread – pumpkin spice is now a culinary cancer on otherwise fine food.
Before “37 Totally Awesome Lemurs,” before “23 Things Every Who Grew Up in [insert terrible hometown] Knows” and before everyone became obsessed with rules for writing according to revered authors, there was Friedrich Nietzsche and a simple listical he wrote to friend.
In this newly translated interview from 1974, Lacan speaks with Emilio Granzotto about psychoanalysis.
Bourdieu, who is often read for his work on the reproduction of social power through the education, was also a prolific photographer.
“I cannot tell you how proud I am to be in contact with you. Your acts are well thought, and based on deep insights into how oppressive power works, how it has to rely on a hidden obscene agenda, violating its own rules.”
Slavoj Zizek has been in the spotlight recently after a 2006 article he authored was outed as a near-copy of a 1999 book review in a white supremacist publication. Now, he responds to the allegations.
