Hermitix Catholicism and the Making of Continental Philosophy with Edward Baring
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Dec 8, 2021 Edward Baring, an intellectual historian, discusses his book on the influence of Catholicism on 20th-century European philosophers. They explore the role of Catholicism in the development of continental philosophy and its impact on philosopher Jacques Derrida's ideas. The guest also delves into the divide within the Catholic Church during a specific historical context and the relationship between Catholicism and Heideggerian philosophy. They conclude by mentioning the speaker's new project on Marxism.
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Introduction
00:00 • 1min
The Influence of Catholicism in Continental Philosophy
01:27 • 6min
Understanding the History of Catholic Philosophy
07:43 • 24min
The Divide Within the Catholic Church
31:35 • 21min
Catholicism and Heideggerian Atheism
52:49 • 12min
The Primacy of Secular Philosophy and the Influence of Catholic Intellectuals
01:04:53 • 5min
Wrapping up the Discussion and Future Projects
01:09:47 • 2min