The Imperfect Buddha Podcast

92 Jason M. Wirth on Zen, the Kyoto School, and Whether Nietzsche is a Buddha

Jun 8, 2022

01:54:51

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Zen Practice - Mindfulness

02:35

The Crisis of Meaning - I'm in Trouble, I Agree With You

03:25

Is Critical Buddhism a Movement?

04:26

Introduction

5min

Are You Reconciling Your Roles?

5min

The United States, a Place of Immeasurable Contrast

5min

What Attracted You to Continental Philosophy?

4min

Self Help

4min

Is Nica a Buddha?

5min

Nicha on the History of Philosophy

5min

The Crisis of Meaning - I'm in Trouble, I Agree With You

3min

Zen Practice - Mindfulness

3min

10.

The Hangover of Christianity

2min

11.

The Debudha Path Is Without End, and It's Not Finishable

3min

12.

The Trama

3min

13.

The Great Doubt

6min

14.

How Much Can I Actually Love the World?

5min

15.

What Makes a Polar Bear a Polar Bear?

5min

16.

Buddhists, I'd Like to Return to the Kioto School Just a Briefly

2min

17.

O Kno Nicatani - Is There a Ground for Absolute Nothingness?

5min

18.

Zenno Kenku - The Inquiry Into the Good, by Nishita Tanabe

5min

19.

Is Critical Buddhism a Movement?

4min

20.

I've Found Your Attachments, Because I See You Bearing Your Teeth at Me

4min

21.

The Buddha Path

4min

22.

Sanga Is the Three Treasures

4min

23.

Ideology Is Extremely Important

3min

24.

I'll Get You to Think. That's the Sword

4min

25.

What Is an Autocratic Practitioner?

1min

26.

What Dogan Means to You?

3min

27.

The Buddha's Sense of Accessibility

4min

28.

Turtle Island Anarchy

2min

29.

The Imperfect Budda Podcaste

4min

Welcome to this Great feast conversation. Philosophy Professor at Seattle University, Soto Zen Priest, Sangha leader, and Dharma teacher, Jason M. Wirth is the author of Nietzsche and other Buddhas: Philosophy after Comparative Philosophy (Indiana UP, 2019), Engaging Dogen’s Zen and Mountains, and Rivers, and the Great Earth, both from 2017. In a rare and deep conversation, we discuss whether Nietzsche is a Buddha, the problem of ideology and Buddhist identities, advice from Gramsci on good sense, Heidegger’s Zen, the Kyoto School & even Critical Buddhism.

Matthew O'Connell is a life coach and the host of the The Imperfect Buddha podcast. You can find The Imperfect Buddha on Facebook and Twitter (@imperfectbuddha).

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The Imperfect Buddha Podcast

92 Jason M. Wirth on Zen, the Kyoto School, and Whether Nietzsche is a Buddha

Zen Practice - Mindfulness

The Crisis of Meaning - I'm in Trouble, I Agree With You

Is Critical Buddhism a Movement?

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