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Jacques Derrida's "Cogito and the History of Madness"

Jan 16, 2021
34:02
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
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Foucault's Interpretation of Descartes' Cogito
02:09 • 2min
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Foucault's Attempt to Speak Madness
04:29 • 3min
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Foucault's Archeology of Silence
07:12 • 3min
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The Limit of Foucault's Project
09:56 • 3min
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The Intractability of Reason and Madness
12:48 • 2min
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7
Derrida on the Importance of Immediacy in Communication
14:57 • 3min
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Foucault and Derrida Discuss the Possibility of History and Historicity
17:49 • 3min
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The Inability to Tell Reality
20:26 • 3min
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Foucault's DeKalth
23:00 • 2min
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DeKalth's Criticism of Foucault
25:18 • 4min
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Foucault and the Logocentric Tradition
29:02 • 4min
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How to Improve Your Sleep Hygiene
32:58 • 2min
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In this episode, I tackle Jacques Derrida's "Cogito and History of Madness" which is Derrida's critique of Michel Foucault's use of René Descartes.

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