

Gilbert Simondon - Form and Matter
7 snips May 7, 2024
French philosopher Gilbert Simondon's concepts of individuation, form, and matter are explored in-depth, highlighting his unique perspectives on milieu, temporality, and vitalist mysticism. The discussion delves into the interplay between philosophy, education, and the intricate processes of individuation, challenging traditional notions and advocating for a reevaluation of fundamental philosophical terms.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Simondon's Concept of Milieu
01:57 • 10min
Exploring Temporality, Form, and Matter in Analyzing Simondon's Work
11:40 • 6min
Exploring Simondon's Vitalist Mysticism and Transcendental Empiricism
17:38 • 22min
Exploring Individuation and Relation in Philosophy
39:29 • 30min
Exploring the Detachment of Time from Movement in Cinematic Works
01:09:28 • 2min
Exploration of Milieu, Individuation, and Information
01:11:02 • 11min
Exploration of Semiotic Asperities in Education
01:21:45 • 18min