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Thinker's Kitchen
Thinker's Kitchen episodes
- 4 min
- "I Felt A Funeral, In My brain"
An analysis of Dickinson's poem: "I Felt A Funeral, In My brain"
Hi, welcome to Thinker's Kitchen. I'm Warren, a high school student in HK, and a Literature&Philosophy aficionado. The podcast is called Thinker's Kitchen for two reasons.
1. We think in words and we think in concepts. A new concept, to a thinker, is like a novel ingredient to a chef. It adds new flavor to thought and colors the life of the mind. What I wish to do is to introduce some new ingredients to you that you can use in your own kitchen of the mind.
2. In each episode I try to work out a specific topic. It is almost like I am cooking out a dish from my mental ingredients. Organizing my thoughts and expanding it. Adding flavor to them by developing its various strands.
A note:
I aim to introduce you to a thinker or a book. But nothing is better than reading the thinkers themselves, and listening to the podcast again to refresh your memory.
And, at last, enjoy!20 min - "I Felt A Funeral, In My brain"
An analysis of Dickinson's poem: "I Felt A Funeral, In My brain"
Hi, welcome to Thinker's Kitchen. I'm Warren, a high school student in HK, and a Literature&Philosophy aficionado. The podcast is called Thinker's Kitchen for two reasons.
1. We think in words and we think in concepts. A new concept, to a thinker, is like a novel ingredient to a chef. It adds new flavor to thought and colors the life of the mind. What I wish to do is to introduce some new ingredients to you that you can use in your own kitchen of the mind.
2. In each episode I try to work out a specific topic. It is almost like I am cooking out a dish from my mental ingredients. Organizing my thoughts and expanding it. Adding flavor to them by developing its various strands.
A note:
I aim to introduce you to a thinker or a book. But nothing is better than reading the thinkers themselves, and listening to the podcast again to refresh your memory.
And, at last, enjoy!20 min - 6 min
- 6 min
- Nietzsche's "Untimely" Conception of History
This episode talks about an essay from Nietzsche's Untimely Meditations, "On the Use and Abuse of History for Life". Especially the 3 modes of history: The monumental, the antiquarian, and the critical. Hope you enjoy.
8 min - Nietzsche's "Untimely" Conception of History
This episode talks about an essay from Nietzsche's Untimely Meditations, "On the Use and Abuse of History for Life". Especially the 3 modes of history: The monumental, the antiquarian, and the critical. Hope you enjoy.
8 min - Heidegger's Public Everyday Time
Hope you enjoy! The discussion is out of the last chapter of Being and Time, Division II.
8 min - Heidegger's Public Everyday Time
Hope you enjoy! The discussion is out of the last chapter of Being and Time, Division II.
8 min - 12 min
About Thinker's Kitchen
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Hi, welcome to Thinker's Kitchen. I'm Warren, a high school student in HK, and a Literature&Philosophy aficionado. The podcast is called Thinker's Kitchen for two reasons. …
1. We think in words and we think in concepts. A new concept, to a thinker, is like a novel ingredient to a chef. It adds new flavor to thought and colors the life of the mind. What I wish to do is to introduce some new ingredients to you that you can use in your own kitchen of the mind. 2. In each episode I try to work out a specific topic. It is almost like I am cooking out a dish from my mental ingredients. Organizing my thoughts and expanding it. Adding flavor to them by developing its various strands. A note: I aim to introduce you to a thinker or a book. But nothing is better than reading the thinkers themselves, and listening to the podcast again to refresh your memory. And, at last, enjoy!