#9 Markus Gabriel

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voice

Camphor Tree Village, 100th Anniversary, Musashino Univsersity

20 episodes

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“voice”- to be heard, on self, ancestors, future generations and the world. A dialogue between global leaders and Rev. Shoukei Matsumoto for Camphor Tree Village, a 100th anniversary project of Musashino University in Japan. The project aims to study the significance of the Buddha Dharma and its potential contribution to solving the current global issues for the peace and tranquility of the world. Rev. Shoukei Matsumoto, Executive Producer, Curated by Ruriko Watanabe (Sota Japan), Production by Takuya Endo(pilgry.net), Artwork by Misaki Suzuki(Lunglha Design Works), Music by Kotaro Nishishita

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Buddhism

Religion & Spirituality

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#9 Markus Gabriel - Part 1

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1 year ago

#9 Markus Gabriel - Part 1

Markus Gabriel, Philosopher, Professor at the University of Bonn Born in 1980 in Germany. A philosopher. At the age of 29, he became the youngest full professor in the history of the philosophy department at the University of Bonn, which boasts a tradition of over 200 years. While rooted in the tradition of Western philosophy, he has gained global attention by advocating "New Realism." He also serves as an international visiting fellow at the Stanford Humanities Center. He has appeared on numerous television programs, including NHK E-Tele's "Philosophy in the Age of Desire." His many books include "Why the World Does Not Exist" (Kodansha Sensho Metier, 2018), "I Am Not My Brain: Philosophy of Mind for the 21st Century" (Kodansha Sensho Metier, 2019), and "New Existentialism" (Iwanami Shinsho, 2020)