PlasticPills - Philosophy & Critical Theory Podcast

Pill Pod 74 - Post Posthumanism

Mar 25, 2022

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Subjects Are Always Already Decentered

01:21

Antihumanism is built into atuser

01:22

The Importance of Marks and Freud

05:47

The Humanism of the Post Structures

02:32

Introduction

3min

Is Hegel the Origin of Critical Race Theory?

5min

A New Structuralist Theory

3min

You're the Organizer of the Gija Peterson Debate?

4min

Peterson's 'Tire Debate' - The Best Moment of the Debate

3min

Is Platforming a One-Way Street?

2min

Social Media, a New Structural Theory

4min

The Sublime of Post Modern Culture Is Not Nature, but Technology

2min

Trans Humanism

5min

10.

The Humanism of the Post Structures

3min

11.

Post Humanism and Capitalism

5min

12.

Is Subjectivity a Function of Ideology?

5min

13.

What Is the Relation of Desire to Subjectivity?

5min

14.

Awsom, Awsom: Is It Public for Postpondint Culture?

4min

15.

The Importance of Marks and Freud

6min

16.

Is There a Crypto Normativist in the Way That You're Describing?

2min

17.

Anti-Normativism, Anti Foundationalism, Anti-Enlightenment

2min

18.

Is Criti Out of Steam?

3min

19.

Post Modernity

3min

20.

Posthumanism and the Performang of Contradiction

3min

21.

Is There Something Extraordinary About Human Subjectivity?

4min

22.

Post Modernism and Enjoyment - Is There a Centre?

3min

23.

What I Love About the Peter St. Gije Debate

3min

24.

Is It Ok to Place Limits on Things?

3min

25.

I've Debated With John Locke and Hobbs

2min

26.

Do No Harm to the Corona Virus?

4min

27.

The Law of the Father Is Coming Down, Isn't It?

4min

28.

The Elimination of the Subsequent

5min

29.

The Hysteric Questioning of the Analytical Discourse

2min

30.

The Analytical Relationship

2min

31.

The Hysterical Subsidy of Technology

4min

32.

Are the Limits You Are Posing to Reproduce?

5min

33.

The Limit Is Not Arbitrarily Decided

3min

This week the pod hosts Matthew Flisfeder (@MattFlisfeder), the Zizek/Hegel/Lacan/Jameson scholar who organized the Peterson vs. Zizek debate. He's working on a book about renewing humanism in opposition to some recent trends in philosophy of the posthuman/anthropocenic variety: new materialisms and object oriented ontology. The article discussed can be found at http://www.pomoculture.org/2021/12/17/renewing-humanism-against-the-anthropocene-towards-a-theory-of-the-hysterical-sublime/

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