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Leaping Cholla Podcast
Kirk and Leah
90 episodes
1 day 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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Episode 77: How Few Understand Negation
Leaping Cholla Podcast
1 hour 25 minutes 30 seconds
2 months ago
Episode 77: How Few Understand Negation
In section 90, we read about negation, and how it is too frequently taken to mean sheer rejection, dismissal, disparagement, or disintegration. In short, negation is logically neutered into the “not.” Heidegger urges us to think of negation as a leaping away into the Da (or there) of Dasein, and thus to be a kind...
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.