I'm joined by Mathilde Chevallier to discuss the philosophical concept of "weltanschauung" and the importance of the concept in post-Kantian thought and Marxist philosophy. We discuss the origins of the concept in Kant and how it is defined as a "world-intuition" in the sense of contemplation of the world given to the senses. The concept of worldview is connected to Kant's aesthetic forms of judgment and lies at the basis of how we come to understand truth, justice, beauty and meaning. 
We introduce how the concept is theorized by figures like Schelling, Hegel and later Neo-Kantian philosophers. We then ask what Marxism thinks of the problem of worldview: Is there a class worldview? What is the difference between worldview and ideology? Against the irrationalism of worldviews and the imperialist drive to forge worldviews according to ethnic and racial communities, Lukács argues for a Hegelian philosophy that can combat the vitalist tendencies that sprouted up during the age of imperialism. Wilhelm Dilthey’s conception of worldview and the development of “worldview philosophy” will lead to a problem of subjectivism and historicism. 
We briefly discuss Husserl’s critique of worldview in “Philosophy as Rigorous Science” and how Dilthey is a precursor to structuralism. Finally, we discuss how the Freud and Nietzsche tend to cast profound skepticism on the very notion of worldview. 
SHOW NOTES & READINGS 
<ul class="ytAttributedStringListGroup" dir="ltr">
<li>“Johann Joachim Winckelmann and the Three Epochs of the Bourgeois Weltanschauung” by Mikhail Lifshitz </li>
<li>The Destruction of Reason by Georg Lukács </li>
<li>Anti-Duhring by Frederick Engels (read Part I: “Philosophy”) </li>
<li>Marxism and Philosophy by Karl Korsch </li>
<li>The Question of a Weltanschauung by Sigmund Freud (1932) </li>
<li>"The Idea of Philosophy and the Problem of Worldview" by Martin Heidegger </li>
<li>"Philosophy as Rigorous Science" from Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy by Edmund Husserl </li>
<li>"The Types of Worldview and Their Development in Metaphysical Systems" by Wilhelm Dilthey </li>
</ul>
 -- 
If you enjoyed this conversation, please join our Patreon to access all of the readings and discuss: https://www.patreon.com/c/emancipations

I'm joined by Mathilde Chevallier to discuss the philosophical concept of "weltanschauung" and the importance of the concept in post-Kantian thought and Marxist philosophy. We discuss the origins of the concept in Kant and how it is defined as a "world-intuition" in the sense of contemplation of the world given to the senses. The concept of worldview is connected to Kant's aesthetic forms of judgment and lies at the basis of how we come to understand truth, justice, beauty and meaning. We introduce how the concept is theorized by figures like Schelling, Hegel and later Neo-Kantian philosophers. We then ask what Marxism thinks of the problem of worldview: Is there a class worldview? What is the difference between worldview and ideology? Against the irrationalism of worldviews and the imperialist drive to forge worldviews according to ethnic and racial communities, Lukács argues for a Hegelian philosophy that can combat the vitalist tendencies that sprouted up during the age of imperialism. Wilhelm Dilthey’s conception of worldview and the development of “worldview philosophy” will lead to a problem of subjectivism and historicism. We briefly discuss Husserl’s critique of worldview in “Philosophy as Rigorous Science” and how Dilthey is a precursor to structuralism. Finally, we discuss how the Freud and Nietzsche tend to cast profound skepticism on the very notion of worldview. SHOW NOTES & READINGS “Johann Joachim Winckelmann and the Three Epochs of the Bourgeois Weltanschauung” by Mikhail Lifshitz The Destruction of Reason by Georg Lukács Anti-Duhring by Frederick Engels (read Part I: “Philosophy”) Marxism and Philosophy by Karl Korsch The Question of a Weltanschauung by Sigmund Freud (1932) "The Idea of Philosophy and the Problem of Worldview" by Martin Heidegger "Philosophy as Rigorous Science" from Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy by Edmund Husserl "The Types of Worldview and Their Development in Metaphysical Systems" by Wilhelm Dilthey -- If you enjoyed this conversation, please join our Patreon to access all of the readings and discuss: https://www.patreon.com/c/emancipations

I'm joined by Mathilde Chevallier to discuss the philosophical concept of "weltanschauung" and the importance of the concept in post-Kantian thought and Marxist philosophy. We discuss the origins of the concept in Kant and how it is defined as a "world-intuition" in the sense of contemplation of the world given to the senses. The concept of worldview is connected to Kant's aesthetic forms of judgment and lies at the basis of how we come to understand truth, justice, beauty and meaning. 
We introduce how the concept is theorized by figures like Schelling, Hegel and later Neo-Kantian philosophers. We then ask what Marxism thinks of the problem of worldview: Is there a class worldview? What is the difference between worldview and ideology? Against the irrationalism of worldviews and the imperialist drive to forge worldviews according to ethnic and racial communities, Lukács argues for a Hegelian philosophy that can combat the vitalist tendencies that sprouted up during the age of imperialism. Wilhelm Dilthey’s conception of worldview and the development of “worldview philosophy” will lead to a problem of subjectivism and historicism. 
We briefly discuss Husserl’s critique of worldview in “Philosophy as Rigorous Science” and how Dilthey is a precursor to structuralism. Finally, we discuss how the Freud and Nietzsche tend to cast profound skepticism on the very notion of worldview. 
SHOW NOTES &amp; READINGS&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>“Johann Joachim Winckelmann and the Three Epochs of the Bourgeois Weltanschauung” by Mikhail Lifshitz </li>
<li>The Destruction of Reason by Georg Lukács </li>
<li>Anti-Duhring by Frederick Engels (read Part I: “Philosophy”) </li>
<li>Marxism and Philosophy by Karl Korsch </li>
<li>The Question of a Weltanschauung by Sigmund Freud (1932) </li>
<li>"The Idea of Philosophy and the Problem of Worldview" by Martin Heidegger </li>
<li>"Philosophy as Rigorous Science" from Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy by Edmund Husserl </li>
<li>"The Types of Worldview and Their Development in Metaphysical Systems" by Wilhelm Dilthey </li>
</ul>
 -- 
If you enjoyed this conversation, please join our Patreon to access all of the readings and discuss: https://www.patreon.com/c/emancipations

The Concept of Worldview Marxism (feat. Mathilde Chevallier)

Originally recorded during the Jouissance Vampires twitch stream featuring commiseration over Sanders loss, the machinations of our political class, featuring our first guest the incredible Gabriel Tupinambá (@gtupinamba) who answers your questions, and gives his perspective of psychoanalysis and Lacanian thought.

Originally recorded during the Jouissance Vampires twitch stream featuring commiseration over Sanders loss, the machinations of our political class, featuring our first guest the incredible Gabriel Tupinambá (@gtupinamba) who answers your questions, and gives his perspective of psychoanalysis and Lacanian thought.

Episode 13: Exercises in Lacanian Thinking with Gabriel Tupinambá

Daniel interviews supporters, undecideds, members of the press and… Matt Taibi (8th interview in), Ilhan Omar rallies the crowd, Bernie stumps for himself, and we run into a genuine bonafide listener of the pod.

Daniel interviews supporters, undecideds, members of the press and… Matt Taibi (8th interview in), Ilhan Omar rallies the crowd, Bernie stumps for himself, and we run into a genuine bonafide listener of the pod.

Episode 12: Spoken Word from the Rally

He could win it, maybe. 
 Episode Covers:
 Obama, Nevada, McGovern vs Bernie or is it Mondale, the cold war, the ultraleft, warren, alt right and cucked discourse, Bloomberg, the revolutionary feeling, and what are we reading

He could win it, maybe. Episode Covers: Obama, Nevada, McGovern vs Bernie or is it Mondale, the cold war, the ultraleft, warren, alt right and cucked discourse, Bloomberg, the revolutionary feeling, and what are we reading

He could win it, maybe.&nbsp;
 Episode Covers:
 Obama, Nevada, McGovern vs Bernie or is it Mondale, the cold war, the ultraleft, warren, alt right and cucked discourse, Bloomberg, the revolutionary feeling, and what are we reading

Episode 11: Bernie Sanders Power Hour

Episode 10: Obama’s Creased Copy of Capital

Episode 9: Corbyn’s Christmas Miracle

JV Squad talks about the Current Affairs (s)hit piece on Zizek

JV Squad talks about the Current Affairs (s)hit piece on Zizek

Episode 7: The Slovenian Vampire

Is Greta the Anti-Christ? No, but to some people she may be.

Is Greta the Anti-Christ? No, but to some people she may be.

Episode 5: Hansel and Greta

Oohhh I'm starting to feel like black Justin Murphy.

Oohhh I'm starting to feel like black Justin Murphy.

Episode 4: Dork Deleuze

So how is it that music is created, produced anyways? In this episode of Jouissance Vampires we don't talk about any of that, instead we focus on Lana's most recent release 'Norman Rockwell' and a host of other things.

So how is it that music is created, produced anyways? In this episode of Jouissance Vampires we don't talk about any of that, instead we focus on Lana's most recent release 'Norman Rockwell' and a host of other things.

Episode 3: Rockwell in Motion

In this 'seminar' (lol) we discuss big tobacco and big Oedipus's vape ban, propaganda and global warming, Bernie (as per usual) and Warren and ‘society’ and Trumpism and the coming integralist menace (🤔), the discourse and white supremacy, class and race, falsity of meritocracy and, the US Empire but woke (jk?)

In this 'seminar' (lol) we discuss big tobacco and big Oedipus's vape ban, propaganda and global warming, Bernie (as per usual) and Warren and ‘society’ and Trumpism and the coming integralist menace (🤔), the discourse and white supremacy, class and race, falsity of meritocracy and, the US Empire but woke (jk?)

Episode 2: Big Oedipus’s Vape Ban

Emancipations explores the intersection of Marxism, politics and philosophy. Hosted by Daniel Tutt. Join our study groups and support us at https://www.patreon.com/c/emancipations

Share Emancipations Podcast

Sign up to save your podcasts

Emancipations Podcast

Emancipations Podcast episodes

About Emancipations Podcast

More shows like Emancipations Podcast

New Books in Critical Theory

Behind the News with Doug Henwood

Jacobin Radio

The Dig

Rev Left Radio

Why Theory

Hermitix

Know Your Enemy

Acid Horizon

Doomscroll with Joshua Citarella

This Machine Kills

What's Left of Philosophy

Varn Vlog

American Prestige

Ordinary Unhappiness