Untimely Reflections #31: Quinn Williams - On Deleuze, and Methods of Interpretation

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Untimely Reflections #48: Neema Parvini (Academic Agent) - Disenchanting Politics

Neema Parvini is well known on Youtube for his channel, Academic Agent, and for his para-academic work at the Academic Agency. He discusses a broad range of topics in political philosophy, and does not shy away from any topic, from elite theory to Marxism, from Julius Evola to Gu ...  Show more

Untimely Reflections #47: Melanie Coughlin - Nishitani, Nietzsche & The Kyoto School

Melanie Coughlin, a scholar whose work focuses on Nishitani and the Kyoto school, joined me for a conversation that will hopefully provide a nice conclusion to the recent focus on Buddhism. We discussed karma, the misleading nature of intentions, Nishitani's theory of affect, emp ...  Show more

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