A world filled with abstractions works to undermine our sense of self and community. This lectures explores the problem and offers a vague and likely unhelpful suggestion to look for the visceral whenever possible.

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This lecture explores the necessity of controlling what occupies our attention in a world the tends to undermine any sense of identity.

This lecture explores how the marketing industry exploits our insecurities and essentially makes a bad situation much worse.

The sixth part of the identity series explores how our sense of where we are and when we are has been disrupted.

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In an attempt to solve the complexities of the modern world we often look to abstractions to simplify the vast complexity we face. Understandable, but not really that helpful.

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This lecture explores some of the challenges that are persented when one enters urban spaces and encounters large groups of strangers.

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The third part of the identity series explores the transition to the modern world which was given form and impetus by the thinkers of the enlightenment.

Part two of my series on identity explores the notion that identity has not really been a problem for almost anyone in the last 200,000 years. It truly is a modern problem.

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First lecture in a new series exploring the structure, meaning, and challenges facing our experience of identity. Presented by Wesley Cecil PhD.

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The fifth and final section of commentary on the book one of Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra. By Wesley Cecil PhD.