In this episode, we dive into the third plateau in Deleuze and Guattari's "A Thousand Plateaus": The Geology of Morals!

In this episode, we look back on some themes we've covered in the last few episodes: The Combahee River Collective, Hegel, Altizer, Kristeva, Psychoanalysis, and the intersection of philosophy, theology, religion, psychoanalysis etc.

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In this episode, Justin Leavitt joins us to outline the contours of Thomas J. J. Altizer's apocalyptic theology of the death of God. Guys... this episode is so fun. I'm so glad Justin joined us for it!

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In this, the third volume of the "Deleuze Yourself" series, your podcast hosts attempt to outline the basic moves that Deleuze and Guattari make in their first plateau, "1917: One or Several Wolves?" If you enjoy this episode, consider supporting us in one of two ways:

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In this episode, we reveal the new cohost for PTR, and discuss John Cage's lecture on Nothing!

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In this episode, we have Paula on to talk about Adriana Cavarero's work, Inclinations. The discussion ranges from feminist and political philosophy to psychoanalysis and ontology.

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In this episode, we've got Paula Landarreche on to talk about Kristeva's essay, "Stabat Mater." We talk a lot about the development of psychoanalysis from Freud, through Melanie Klein and Lacan, to Kristeva, particularly with regard to the place of the mother, and the relationship between language, structuralism, and the drives. Finally, we address a few themes surrounding the Virgin Mary in Kristeva's "Stabat Mater."

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This is part two of our conversation with Tripp Fuller on panentheism (if you haven't already, it might be a good idea to check out part 1 first!). We discuss science and religion, ecstatic naturalism, Catherine Keller, and a whole host of other related topics that find their nexus in Clayton's article.

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Part one of a two part series, in this episode, the unstoppable Tripp Fuller joins us to talk about Philip Clayton's article: "How radically can God be reconceived before ceasing to be God? The four faces of panentheism."

Next week... Part Two!!

On this episode, we have Aaron Simmons, professor of philosophy at Furman University, to discuss Christian philosophy, the continental/analytic division, and the role (or not) of prayer, meditation, and/or contemplative practice as part of theological pedagogy.

Next week, we have the one and only Tripp Fuller joining us... get ready for some zest!

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