Open Thread/r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | May 09, 2022 (self.philosophy)
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Podcast"On the Genius of the Species" - Friedrich Nietzsche predated the linguistic turn in philosophy, with his assertion that language shapes all thought which is expressible or even brought into conscious awareness. "Consciousness is really only a net of communication between human beings." (anchor.fm)
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BlogAphorisms are explosive forces in the history of philosophy. Despite their size, aphorisms are often responsible for the generation and termination of traditions. As Andrew Hui writes, aphorisms come before, after, and against longer-forms of philosophy. (the-pamphlet.com)
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VideoDialectical Materialism: Change and Contradiction (youtube.com)
submitted by CenterforPopEcon
VideoIsaiah Berlin interview on Why Philosophy Matters (1976) (youtu.be)
submitted by thenousman
PodcastPodcast: ‘The Ethics of Art’ with Dr Daisy Dixon (thepanpsycast.com)
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