Diving Into Satoshi Kon's Paprika - What is the ecstasy that blooms in synapses? (fixed)

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Phenomenoumena

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Thoughtful discussions of topics ranging from music and film to Eastern/Western philosophy, ecology, economics, physics, psychology, etc. to find a greater context for bringing forth a world with others, expanding the collective pool of perceiving, the lifeworld. Welcome to the Phenomenoumena community, and thank you for your contribution.

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Diving Into Satoshi Kon's Paprika - What is the ecstasy that blooms in synapses? (fixed)

Phenomenoumena

1 hour 14 minutes 50 seconds

4 years ago

Diving Into Satoshi Kon's Paprika - What is the ecstasy that blooms in synapses? (fixed)

Sorry about the reverb issue! It's been fixed. In this episode, we analyze the 2006 film Paprika, one of Satoshi Kon's animated film masterpieces. Paprika was a main influence on Christopher Nolan's Inception, and here we look at Kon's film at great analytical depth. Artists and thinkers discussed include Dario Argento, Baudrillard, Freud, Habermas, Jung, Akira Kurosawa, John C Lilly, David Lynch, Nagarjuna, Yasutaka Tsutsui, Wlber, and Zizek.