In this episode, we will explore what the word “normal” means by looking at Canguilhem’s work, and then discuss the relationship between health and disease. What is it to be, and/or to feel normal?

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Footnotes + food for thought...

François Broussais (1772 –1838)

Auguste Comte (1798 – 1857)

George Canguilhem (1904 – 1995)

Donna Billick

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

In this episode, we will explore what the word “normal” means by looking at Canguilhem’s work, and then discuss the relationship between health and disease. What is it to be, and/or to feel normal?

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Footnotes + food for thought...

François Broussais (1772 –1838)

Auguste Comte (1798 – 1857)

George Canguilhem (1904 – 1995)

Donna Billick

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

In this episode, we will discuss various views that challenge our praising of work over leisure, and the very definition of what leisure is supposed to be.

Footnotes + Food for thought...

- Epicurus

- Blaise Pascal

- Thomas Hobbes

- John Locke

- Adam Smith

- Karl Marx

- Paul Lafargue

- Bertrand Russel

- Byung Chul Han

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Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

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Footnotes + Food for thought...

- Epicurus

- Blaise Pascal

- Thomas Hobbes

- John Locke

- Adam Smith

- Karl Marx

- Paul Lafargue

- Bertrand Russel

- Byung Chul Han

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

This episode explores what has been called « cancel culture », the elements at the root of the arguments for or against online criticism, and the problematic assumptions and misunderstandings behind this ongoing debate.

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Footnotes + Food for thought:

- Noam Chomsky

- JK Rowling

- Gloria Steinem

- Jonathan Haidt

- George Yancy

- Joel Jammal

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

This episode explores what has been called « cancel culture », the elements at the root of the arguments for or against online criticism, and the problematic assumptions and misunderstandings behind this ongoing debate.

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Footnotes + Food for thought:

- Noam Chomsky

- JK Rowling

- Gloria Steinem

- Jonathan Haidt

- George Yancy

- Joel Jammal

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

This episode is about the definition of friendship, the possible types of friendship, and the ways our friends can deepen our understanding of ourselves.

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Food for thought + Footnotes:

- Friendship 

- Plato on friendship

- Epicurus

- Cicero

- Seneca

- Plutarch

- Michel de Montaigne

- La Rochefoucauld

- William James

- Gustave Thibon

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

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Food for thought + Footnotes:

- Friendship

- Plato on friendship

- Epicurus

- Cicero

- Seneca

- Plutarch

- Michel de Montaigne

- La Rochefoucauld

- William James

- Gustave Thibon

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

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Food for thought + Footnotes:

- Jean Paul Sartre; existentialism

- Simone de Beauvoir

- Contingency

- Reification

- Albertine

- Tristan & Isolde

- "Everybody Loves My Baby", also known as "Everybody Loves My Baby, but My Baby Don't Love Nobody but Me", is a famous jazz song composed by Spencer Williams in 1924. Lyrics were written by Jack Palmer. - The version we site in this episode was performed by The Boswell Sisters 1932.

Hosted by Jeanne Proust

Produced & Scored by Johnny Nicholson

Visuals by Pedro Gomes

Our 'Footnotes' explain certain references, with short biographies of authors we mention along the way, or definitions of key concepts in philosophy.

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