Dr Anya Daly

Dr. Anya Daly, a philosopher exploring the intersection of phenomenology, psychology, and Buddhist philosophy, delves into a captivating discussion about meditation and perception. She shares her journey from law to Buddhist practice, emphasizing how art reveals unseen dimensions of experience. The conversation touches on Merleau-Ponty's ideas of embodied perception and the political implications of art. Additionally, Daly connects Indigenous lifeworlds with mental health, offering insight into the shared experiences of humans and animals.

Dr. Anya Daly, a philosopher exploring the intersections of perception, aesthetics, and Buddhist thought, dives deep into the world of meditation and how it shapes our engagement with art. She discusses Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology, explaining how it reveals layers of meaning in artwork. The conversation also touches on the political divides in philosophy, emphasizing the relevance of Indigenous lifeworlds in mental health. Anya links embodied experience to the appreciation of art, advocating for a richer understanding of both human and animal lifeworlds.