Vision

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

I Can See Clearly, for Instance, the Enlightenment. I See Where You're Coming From.

02:10 • 2min

3

The Privileging of Vision in Ancient Greece

03:53 • 2min

4

Socrates and the Perceptible World

06:15 • 3min

5

Socrates Denies That Vision Can Give Us Knowledge of the Forms

09:07 • 3min

6

The Upanishads Dissociate Vision From Reason

12:35 • 2min

7

The Highest State Is a Non Dual State of Unity

15:00 • 2min

8

The Nobility of Sight in Ancient Philosophy

17:09 • 2min

9

The Denigration of Vision in 20th Century French Thought

19:30 • 3min

10

Can You Touch Multiple Things at the Same Time?

22:07 • 2min

11

The Field of Vision Is Two-Dimensional, but We Need to Recognize That It Is Four Dimensional

24:25 • 2min

12

Is There a Difference Between Perspective and Depth?

25:57 • 2min

13

What We See With Vision Is Content Rich

28:14 • 2min

14

Is There a Difference Between Being and Being?

29:52 • 2min

15

Is There a Difference Between Theory and Praxis?

32:11 • 2min

16

Is There a Visual Metaphor for Structure?

34:20 • 2min

17

Is There an Infinite Horizon?

35:58 • 2min

18

Vision Through Distinction

38:04 • 2min

19

The Nobility of Reason Killed the Nobles

40:05 • 2min

20

Did People Hate the Homeric Age?

41:37 • 2min

21

The Origin of Fasting and the Origin of Bad Ideas in Ancient Greek Religion

44:00 • 2min

22

The Sepir Warf Hypothesis

45:45 • 3min

23

The Sepir Warf Hypothesis Is a Version of the Gladstone Theory

48:32 • 3min

24

Is There a World Without a Color?

51:10 • 5min