Machinic Unconscious Happy Hour Henry Somers Hall - Deleuze, Difference, and Repetition
Aug 29, 2022
Henry Somers Hall, an expert in Deleuze's Difference and Repetition, discusses topics such as Deleuze's unique approach to philosophy, the complexities of representing time, untangling complex texts, connections between Delir's work and Hegel, the concept of the dice throw and potentiality, engaging with the teleological suspension of the ethical in Kierkegaard's work, and the critique of logomorphic model and phenomenology.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Hot Weather and Introduction to Philosophy
02:15 • 4min
PhD Experience and Influences at Warwick
06:05 • 3min
Deleuze's Unique Approach to Philosophy and Logic
09:12 • 22min
Untying Complex Texts: Exploring Anti-Ettapus and the Struggle for Understanding
31:12 • 13min
Connections and Critique: Delir's Reflection on Hegel
44:19 • 21min
The Dice Throw and Potentiality
01:05:38 • 9min
Engaging with the Teleological Suspension of the Ethical in Kierkegaard's Work
01:15:03 • 29min
Critique of Logomorphic Model and Phenomenology
01:43:58 • 7min
Expressing Gratitude and Concluding Remarks
01:50:59 • 2min