Metaphysical Männerbund’s Hegelian E-girl Apocalypse Fallout Kit with Joel Anselm Dietz & Edwin Klint Bywater

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Metaphysical Männerbund’s Hegelian E-girl Apocalypse Fallout Kit with Joel Anselm Dietz & Edwin Klint Bywater

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Metaphysical Männerbund’s Hegelian E-girl Apocalypse Fallout Kit with Joel Anselm Dietz & Edwin Klint Bywater

Joel Anselm Dietz and Edwin Klint Bywater submitted a response article to Anna K. Winters’s “Hegelian e-girl manifesto” in ŠUM #22 Angel Mode. We invited them to Šum Pod to unpack their reply, clarify the core ideas behind the metaphysical Männerbund—literally “bonded men,” often interpreted as a “band of brothers”—and discuss what corrections or updates they propose to the project. We’ll also ask how the metaphysical Männerbund can provide both a means for survival (for projects like the Hegelian e-girl manifesto) and the foundational principles of a new order—philosophy as a lived and embodied social phenomenon.

Check the link to access their response article: “Metaphysical Männerbund’s Hegelian E-girl Apocalypse Fallout Kit.”

This episode is hosted by Maks Valenčič, sound logo is by Oliver Torr, and cover visual by Jaka Neon. This podcast is supported by the City of Ljubljana and the Ministry of Culture of Slovenia.

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