Cultural vs. Political Enlightenment: Kotliarevskyi, Skovoroda, and Jefferson

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Metahumanism Pod

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Principled philosophical investigations of the current events and contemporary life at the intersection of metahumanism, metamodernism, and postcolonialism, with a particular focus on Ukraine.

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Principled philosophical investigations of the current events and contemporary life at the intersection of metahumanism, metamodernism, and postcolonialism, with a particular focus on Ukraine.

Philosophy

Society & Culture

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Cultural vs. Political Enlightenment: Kotliarevskyi, Skovoroda, and Jefferson

Metahumanism Pod

1 hour 45 seconds

3 months ago

Cultural vs. Political Enlightenment: Kotliarevskyi, Skovoroda, and Jefferson

In this nineteenth episode, I introduce Ivan Kotliarevskyi, the founder of modern Ukrainian literature and theater, and compare his historical role to that of Hryhoriy Skovoroda and Thomas Jefferson, framing all three figures in the broader cultural and political context of the Enlightenment.