

Simon Critchley
Jan 14, 2022
Simon Critchley, a renowned philosopher and author, dives into the mystical intersection of music, art, and spirituality. He reflects on his upbringing in socially Catholic Liverpool while comparing it to New York's cultural diversity. The conversation explores how music creates communal and transcendent experiences, especially during the pandemic. Critchley also shares insights on the influence of transformative educators and the interplay between literature and philosophy, touching on the comedic elements in works like those of the Marx Brothers.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Sacred in Everyday Objects
02:07 • 13min
Exploring Spiritual Heritage and Urban Identity
15:07 • 2min
The Mystical Experience of Music and Community
16:45 • 27min
The Art of Philosophical Expression
43:21 • 13min
Transformative Educators and Personal Journeys
56:00 • 11min
Philosophy in the Time of Pandemic
01:07:16 • 7min
Literature and Philosophy: A Comedy of Insights
01:14:01 • 12min
The Poetic Journey: Embracing Complexity and Identity
01:26:16 • 19min