Untimely Reflections #28: Stephen Hicks - Is Nietzsche a Postmodernist?

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Untimely Reflections #41: Gnostic Informant - The History of Demons

Gnostic Informant on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCtdweFMJ5DGj7_q5IcpQhPQNeal and I do a deep dive into the origins of the term "demon"/"demonic". What was the original meaning of the term "daimones" in Ancient Greece? How does the understanding of the term change, from the ...  Show more

Untimely Reflections #40: Hans Georg Moeller - Zhuangzi & Nietzsche

A conversation with Prof. Moeller (Carefree Wandering). We discuss the political implications of Daoist philosophy, the Daoist critique of Confucian family roles and anthropocentrism, the comparison to Nietzsche's critique of modernist theories of truth, the differences between t ...  Show more

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