My Name Is My Name is a podcast that focuses mostly on freewheeling conversations with intellectuals within academia and outside. We aim for a tone somewhere between a conference Q&A and the discussion at the bar afterwards. Mixed in will be recorded lectures, book reviews, comments on current events in the worlds of academia, politics, and culture.
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My Name Is My Name is a podcast that focuses mostly on freewheeling conversations with intellectuals within academia and outside. We aim for a tone somewhere between a conference Q&A and the discussion at the bar afterwards. Mixed in will be recorded lectures, book reviews, comments on current events in the worlds of academia, politics, and culture.
Daniel Colucciello Barber joins me on this week’s episode to talk about how he got started in intellectual work, his new project on conversion, and his last two books : On Diasproa (Amazon: US, UK, Book Depository) and Deleuze and the Naming of God (Amazon: US, UK, Book Depository). Check out his Academia.edu page for links to some of his articles, but see especially his most recent article (The Immanent Refusal of Conversion) to see what his new work is up to. As I mentioned before, this is going up a little late so ignore the announcement about seeing me in Chicago since that was last week. I was able to interview some great folks, so regular updates will begin for the rest of this summer. There was some unforeseen problems with tech (my computer is old) but I hope you can be patient with that during the brief moments it is a problem.
My Name Is My Name w/ APS
My Name Is My Name is a podcast that focuses mostly on freewheeling conversations with intellectuals within academia and outside. We aim for a tone somewhere between a conference Q&A and the discussion at the bar afterwards. Mixed in will be recorded lectures, book reviews, comments on current events in the worlds of academia, politics, and culture.
