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On this episode we finish our reading of Julia Kristeva's Powers of Horror and cover such lovely topics as incest, sin, and corpse viewing. Fun for the whole family!
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Spoiled milk? Corpses? We continue our dive into the philosophy of horror with Kristeva's seminal text on abjection.
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"Oh, you say you like feet? Well, I have a story to tell you!" So 'says' Freud on this week's episode where we discuss his seminal (and deeply problematic) essay Fetishism.
The Blob! Abjection! We begin our dive into the philosophy of horror with Carrow Narby's essay "Indescribable". In the future we'll be continuing with H.P. Lovecraft, Julia Kristeva, and many others!
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This week we delve into one of our favorite scraps from Nietzche
This week we look at Mark Fisher's thoughts on the constant flow of low-level stimuli and the lost art of being bored.
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Today we discuss composer and thinker John Cage, evading the question, and how to (not) be a teacher.
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For our inagural podcast we're talking cyborgs, post-humanism, inter-passivity, and the rise of growing anti-science mystery cults!
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Welcome to Just Two Dudes Reading Theory! Where we attempt to take on both classic and more underground selections from the world of theory. Each episode we'll be reading and discussing a…