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Pill Pod 59 - Phenomenology Could Save Your Lifeworld

Nov 5, 2021

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What's it Like to Experience Something?

01:25

The Phenomenologist's Views About the Human

01:59

The Importance of Intentions in Perception

03:27

The Body Is Important for Marlaponterelic

01:42

Introduction

2min

Is It All Capitalism?

2min

Psychics and Phenomenology - I'm Not Going to Feel Like a Lick

2min

The Goe Centre - Maurice and What Prompted This

2min

Phenomenology Is a Way of Relating to the World in a New Way, Since Climate Related Things Are Slowly Alienating Us From Our Social Networks

2min

Post Modernity and Time Consciousness

2min

I Like Phenomenology Because It's Object Oriented

2min

The Horizon of Understanding

2min

What Is a Horizon?

2min

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Is There a Phenomenal Horizon?

3min

11.

Is Subjectivity a Puzzle?

2min

12.

The Water Bottle

3min

13.

Is There a Stability to an Object?

2min

14.

What's It Like to Experience Something?

3min

15.

The Importance of Intentions in Perception

3min

16.

The Body Is Important for Marlaponterelic

2min

17.

Ponte's Attunements

3min

18.

You Have a View

2min

19.

Is There a Spectre in Economics?

3min

20.

The Phenomenologist's Views About the Human

3min

21.

The Total Value of the Total View Is an Imaginary View

2min

22.

Are We All Good Cartesian Philosophers?

2min

23.

The Limit Cases of Perception

3min

24.

Changing the Context Changes the Object

2min

25.

The Room Was Moving. The Ball Was Staying Where Buckem Was

1min

26.

The Phantom Limb Is a New Phenomeno That Appeared in the News

2min

27.

Symptoms of Teret Sintram

3min

28.

Is Your Brain Engaged in Your Body?

3min

29.

Do You Need to Do Psychodalics to Change Perceptions?

2min

30.

What the Mind Is, You Know?

2min

31.

Rank, I Like the Murlow Ponte Inspired Cognitive Science Angle

2min

32.

Is Your Body Expecting It Matters?

2min

33.

What's an Equivalent of a Dime?

2min

34.

Phenomenology Can Be a Therapeutic Thing

2min

35.

Podcasts Are Proving That There Is an Appetite for That

2min

No politics, no metaphysics, no grand narratives, as this week, and for the following weeks, the Pill Pod is going back to the things themselves. That's right—we are talking phenomenology. Our touchstone text will be Phenomenology of Perception by Maurice Merleau-Ponty, but we do not expect to stay within the lines. Today, we try to get a handle on "lifeworld", "horizon", and a few of MMP's particular goals as a phenomenologist. If this goes well, after a few weeks we hope to help you feel less insane as denizens of Feedworld. If there are sections of text attached to the public episodes (as there is for this ep), you'll be able to find them attached on Patreon, EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT A PATRON. That's at https://www.patreon.com/plasticpills

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