
Andreas Weber
Renowned philosopher, biologist, and writer based in Berlin. Author of books including "Matter & Desire" and "Erotic Ecology."
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Jul 27, 2024 • 52min
Love in the Time of Extinction
Heather Swan, an author focused on the intricate stories of insects, joins philosopher Andreas Weber to delve into the emotional complexities of loving nature amid ecological anxiety. They discuss the pressing decline of the insect population and our emotional connections to these creatures. Weber introduces the concept of 'mutual edibility,' highlighting our interconnectedness with the natural world. Both guests emphasize finding joy and resilience in nature, urging listeners to embrace its beauty despite environmental challenges.

Jun 6, 2025 • 55min
Andreas Weber: Plädoyer für ökologische Lebenskunst
Andreas Weber, ein deutscher Biologe und Philosoph, spricht über die existenzielle Krise der Menschheit angesichts des Klimawandels. Er hinterfragt die mechanistische Sicht auf das Leben und betont die Wichtigkeit indigener Perspektiven. Weber diskutiert den Zusammenhang zwischen Mensch und Natur sowie die Notwendigkeit, nachhaltige Lebensweisen zu fördern. Zudem plädiert er für die Rechte der Natur und erläutert, wie kleine Veränderungen im Alltag einen kulturellen Wandel herbeiführen können. Eine faszinierende Einladung, ökologisch bewusster zu leben!

Mar 1, 2021 • 46min
Andreas Weber on Aliveness and Interdependence
Andreas Weber, a theoretical biologist and ecophilosopher, challenges conventional views on life by emphasizing its subjective aliveness. He discusses the importance of relational webs, suggesting that life operates as a commons, fostering symbiotic connections. Weber critiques the competitive interpretations rooted in Darwinism and Victorian capitalism, advocating for an interconnected approach to evolution. He introduces concepts like 'erotic ecology,' highlighting love's role in ecosystems and calls for a shift towards nurturing relationships in our ecological interactions.