Duncan Reyburn's Unorthodoxy

We'll be taking a brief break from the Genesis of Meaning series to explore some dimensions of creativity. In this episode, we explore how creativity is more an issue of revaluation than of sheer novelty and the fact that this means attending to limits more than to the act of breaking out of them.

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Twitter: @duncanreyburn

In this series, we're exploring how the early chapters of the book of Genesis offer clues into a kind of phenomenology of perception — a way of speaking about our most primal experiences of meaning and of being in the world.

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In this series, we're exploring how the early chapters of the book of Genesis offer clues into a kind of phenomenology of perception — a way of speaking about our most primal experiences of meaning and of being in the world.

Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy

In this series, we're exploring how the early chapters of the book of Genesis offer clues into a kind of phenomenology of perception — a way of speaking about our most primal experiences of meaning and of being in the world

Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy

In this series, we'll be exploring how the early chapters of the book of Genesis offer clues into a kind of phenomenology of perception — a way of speaking about the most primal experiences we have of meaning and of being in the world

Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy

In this episode, we'll be looking at a few questions on miscellaneous subjects.

In this episode, we'll be looking at the nature of martyrdom and what it means to face up to this mysterious protest against the mob.

We'll be looking at 4 questions and 4 answers in this episode: 1) If GK Chesterton were alive today which aspects of today’s world do you think would most interest him? 2) What is the value, if any, of seeing “the news” as it exists on television, social media, etc.? 3) What is the proper way of understanding Darwinism in the context of Genesis? 4) What is the significance of the term “eucatastrophe”?

In this episode, I look at clarifying the difference between introversion and extroversion in Jung's book on Psychological Types, and also at some brief ideas around how Jungian typology interacts with the enneagram.

Twitter: @duncanreyburn

In this episode, I answer this question: "I’m reading Camus’s The Plague and I’m at the point where fighting and grieving have become routine. They still track the numbers of deaths, but nobody thinks about what they mean. The US is at this point with COVID. Where do we go from here?” To do this, I explore how the "virus" acts as a structuring principle in fascism, deconstruction, and in online political squabbles, and then I look at a few key things that can help us (anyone really) to figure out "where ... we go from here".