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Stephen Lewis and Andrew Sweeny in conversation part 3
This is the 3rd in a series of talks with Stephen Lewis. In this conversation we dare critique certain aspects of feminism. On a broader level, we discuss how men and women can be sovereign in the face of redundancy in the meaning crisis.
Stephen Lewis is owns an organic bakery in Newfoundland, Canada, and is a singer-songwriter, and real philosopher—he is also a bit of a mystic by my estimation. He has all kinds of theories about art, economics, sex and society, which you will find are completely unique. I've been talking to him since the late 90's about all kinds of stuff, and he's definitely one most acutely and deeply intelligent people I have ever met. Stephen's music can be heard here. He's also definitely one of the best songwriters I know:
https://slewis1.bandcamp.com/album/anthems-for-a-failed-state
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This is the 3rd in a series of talks with Stephen Lewis. In this conversation we dare critique certain aspects of feminism. On a broader level, we discuss how men and women can be sovereign in the face of redundancy in the meaning crisis.
Stephen Lewis is owns an organic bakery in Newfoundland, Canada, and is a singer-songwriter, and real philosopher—he is also a bit of a mystic by my estimation. He has all kinds of theories about art, economics, sex and society, which you will find are completely unique. I've been talking to him since the late 90's about all kinds of stuff, and he's definitely one most acutely and deeply intelligent people I have ever met. Stephen's music can be heard here. He's also definitely one of the best songwriters I know:
https://slewis1.bandcamp.com/album/anthems-for-a-failed-state
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