1. Thinking the Present Moment: The World as a Convergence of Crises

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AfterThought

CDK

17 episodes

4 days ago

Think strategically to help put our locked-down world of today into perspective: COVID-19, global climate change, and other crises, prevent clarity and increase anxiety. Against these we apply psychology and history to gain insight into our current moment. Join Chris, Dawson and Karambir, as they converse on these issues.

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1. Thinking the Present Moment: The World as a Convergence of Crises

AfterThought

34 minutes 21 seconds

5 years ago

1. Thinking the Present Moment: The World as a Convergence of Crises

In this first episode of the Afterthought series we introduce some of the global crises that our world is faced with, and start to explore what it means to think strategically about coronavirus, climate change, and the end of the world. New episodes coming out every Thursday!

For anyone interested in the reference to Chris Peet's book, it is:

Practicing Transcendence: Axial Age Spiritualities for our World in Crisis, published in 2019 by Palgrave MacMillan. (https://www.palgrave.com/us/book/9783030144319)

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