0:00-13:00

thinking as perceiving

dwelling in the problematic

slogans in philosophy

H’s notion that philosophical questions cannot (structurally) have answers

13:00-19:00

thinking the movement of thinking

rendering the unthought thinkable

Heidegger’s ambitions as a philosopher

19:00-31:00

essence as ambiguity

Heidegger’s fetishizing of ambiguity

the problem of common speech and language

31:00-40:00

calcification as a way of enabling difference and complexity

how posing a definitive answer to a philosophical question is not inherently reductive or restricting

why representational thinking is “too advanced” for Heidegger

40:00-end

the anti- or post-Hegelian project

why is Nate bringing up Hegel again?

Karen Barad’s orientation

negotiating intellectual subject positions

the violence of subjectivity