In this podcast we look at how Animism denies Descartes and Rousseau philosophy.

There should be no duality between physicality and consciousness that Cartian philosophy suggest, (for the purposes of environmentalism, animal welfare and general morality).

The growth of Animism has been linked to social action, small people effecting change, the fall of communism and then through these things the protection of indigenous people.

Imperialist agendas are linked to our belief in society and intellect, ideas which Modern Animism is used philosophically to reject.

This is the shortest podcast ever, looking at the similarities between Animism and Naturism,

The synthesis of Animism and Naturism

The types of philosophies Animistic Naturism deny

In theory, an Animist believes that all objects have a soul, but there are some folk religions where there are instances that disregard this belief for logistic reasons.

Sometimes animals are commodities, sometimes Animistic beliefs are represented by specific animal behavior, Sometimes the Animistic values are migratory.

Additionally. there are occasions where we are over familiar with animals, if we treat a dog as our fur baby, can we still consider dogs to be our equal? are we really breaking down the lines of embarkation between humanity and other animal species if we consider pets should become similar to humans?

From Spinoza to Descartes, how Animism has philosophically influenced our ideas of morality, heaven,

In this podcast we look at all forms of animism, social relations, vitalism. panpsychism, panspiritism, Hylozoism and new animism.

looking at discerning a way of locating the differences between these approaches.

In this podcast we describe two forms of Animism,

Social contract vs Vitalism

This discusses paganism, The wee folk, folklore, Vampires and Frankenstein

vs

Spirits as Neighbours and family members.

If you believe that an inorganic substance has life, what would this imply for human morality?

test question:

Which do Animists believe in?

Objects that have life because they are imbued with energy.

Objects have life because they have a soul.

Objects have life because they have a consciousness.

How do these different ideas contribute to philosophy?

In this podcast we discuss the differences between Animism and Shamanism.

For instance, did you know that only 2/5 of Traditional Animists believe in Gods? only 4/5 believe in an afterlife?

So, whilst the two beliefs are closely related, (4/5 Animists believe in Shamanism), Animism is entirely related to physical phenomenon whilst Shamans believe in alternate realities.

This is the latest introduction to Modern Animism; it explains what exactly the podcast Modern Animism is actively attempting to cover.

It states how modern Animism is defined when compared to traditional, new or neo-Animism. I.E what exactly the podcast is trying to explain.