

Jeremy Smith - Laruelle and Non-Humanism
Jun 11, 2022
Jeremy Smith, expert in Laruelle and non-humanism, discusses topics such as the concept of non-humanism and its relation to violence and information, the title and influences of their thesis, the concept of the on-demic and its relation to redefining humanity, the value of translation and sharing perspectives, the role of invention in emancipation, Laura Wells' work on superior racism and its connection to Nietzsche and biopolitical parallelism, the unsettling aspects of vitality and politics, reinvigorating discussions on non-philosophy, and the role of philosophy for non-philosophy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Cave and the Stars: Exploring Titles and Influences
02:12 • 20min
Exploring the Concept of the On-Demic
22:35 • 3min
Exploring Demological Difference and Philosophy
25:46 • 16min
Translation and the Importance of Sharing Perspectives
41:55 • 17min
Invention and Emancipation
58:55 • 7min
Superior Racism, Nietzsche, and Biopolitical Parallelism
01:05:27 • 8min
The Unsettling Aspects of Vitality and Politics
01:12:57 • 22min
Discussion on the Younger Generation, Dissertation Edits, and Reinvigorating Non Philosophy
01:35:27 • 3min
Exploring the Role of Philosophy for Non-Philosophy
01:38:07 • 3min