The Kingston Philosophy Club Past and Future Topics
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Max Gunther: The Luck Factor
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Peter Senge I: Team Learning: Dialogue and Discussion
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Christian Smith III: Dominant Narratives
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Christian Smith II: Belief Fills Morality and Makes Life Possible
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Christian Smith I: Moral, Believing Animals
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Alain de Botton I: The Architecture of Happiness
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Jonathan Haidt III: Morality Binds and Blinds
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Jonathan Haidt II: There's More to Morality than Harm and Fairness
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Jonathan Haidt I: The Righteous Mind, Intuitions 1st Reasoning 2nd
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Edward O Wilson VII: Ethics and Religion
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Edward O Wilson VI: The Bottle Neck & On Free Will
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Edward O Wilson V: Resuming the Enlightenment Quest
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Edward O Wilson IV: The Biological Diversity Crisis
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Edward O Wilson III: The Conservation Ethic
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Edward O Wilson II: Comparative Social Theory
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Edward O Wilson I: Sociobiology: The New Synthesis
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Friedrich Nietzsche I: The Superman's Three Metamorphoses, The Camel, The Lion, and The Child
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Isaiah Berlin III: Virtue of Pluralism
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Isaiah Berlin II: Negative and Positive Freedom
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Isaiah Berlin I: Two Concepts of Liberty
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Jane Jacobs XI: Cities and the Wealth of Nations, Transactions of Decline
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Jane Jacobs X: Cities and the Wealth of Nations, National Faulty Feedback
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Jane Jacobs IX: Cities and the Wealth of Nations, Balanced Economic Development
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Jane Jacobs VIII: Cities and the Wealth of Nations, Cities' Economic Development
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E.F. Schumacher V: Small is Beautiful, Smallness within the Large
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E.F. Schumacher IV: Small is Beautiful, Intermediate Technology
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E.F. Schumacher III: Small is Beautiful, Three Crises of Rejection
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E.F. Schumacher II: Small is Beautiful, The Overemphasis on the Large
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E.F. Schumacher I: Small is Beautiful, Incorrect Economic Assumptions
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Erich Fromm VI: On Disobedience
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Erich Fromm V: Escape From Freedom, The Mature Individual
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Erich Fromm IV: Escape From Freedom, The Automaton Conformist Character
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Erich Fromm III: Escape From Freedom, A Pycho-social Hystory
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Erich Fromm II: Escape From Freedom, Primary Ties and Maturity
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Erich Fromm I: Escape From Freedom, The Desire to Escape from Freedom
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Craft & Regan et al. III: Pathways of Reconciliation
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Craft & Regan et al. II: Pathways of Reconciliation
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Craft & Regan et al. I: Pathways of Reconciliation
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Daniel Bertrand Monk & Andrew Herscher II: The Global Shelter Imaginary
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Daniel Bertrand Monk & Andrew Herscher I: The Global Shelter Imaginary
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Edgar Villanueva II: Decolonizing Wealth, How to Heal
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Edgar Villanueva I: Decolonizing Wealth, Indigenous Wisdom
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Joseph A. Schumpeter I: Development
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Aldous Huxley II: Psychedelics; The Doors of Perception II
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Aldous Huxley I: Psychedelics; The Doors of Perception
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Eric Berne III: Games People Play, Games and the Intimacy Experiment
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Eric Berne II: Games People Play, Procedures, rituals, Pastimes
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Eric Berne I: Games People Play, Stimulus Hunger
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Jean Baudrillard VIII: The Violence Done to the Image
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Jean Baudrillard VII: Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?
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Camille Paglia VIII: Sexual Personae and other works
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Camille Paglia VII: Homosexual Personae and Prostitution
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Camille Paglia VI: Trans Sexual Personae, Voyeurism, and Sadomasochism
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Camille Paglia V: The Amazon, the Dandy, Alchemy, & Astrology
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Camille Paglia IV: The Beautiful Boy & Gothic Horror
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Camille Paglia III: The Femme Fatale
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Camille Paglia II: Men's Delusions and Civilizational Progress
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Camille Paglia I: Sexual Personae: Foundations of Art History
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Slavoj Žižek XIII: Living in the End Times: Acceptance: The Cause Regained
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Slavoj Žižek XII: Depression: The Neuronal Trauma, or, the Rise of the Proletarian Cogito
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Slavoj Žižek XI: Bargaining: The Return of the Critique of Political Economy
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Slavoj Žižek X: Anger: The Actuality of the Theologico-Political
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Slavoj Žižek IX: Living In The End Times: Intro and Denial
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Giorgio Agamben I: Taste
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Elizabeth Anderson IV: Cases Studies: Marriage & Pregnancy Contracts
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Elizabeth Anderson III: The Art of Separation
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Elizabeth Anderson II: The Expressive Theory of Rationality
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Elizabeth Anderson I: Value in Ethics and Economics
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Jacques Rancière III: The Rationality of a Hatred
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Jacques Rancière II: Hatred of Democracy: Voting & Representation
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Jacques Rancière I: Hatred of Democracy: The New Modern Hatred
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Judith Butler XI: Non-Thinking in the Name of the Normative; The Claim of Non-Violence
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Judith Butler X: Torture and the Ethics of Photography: Thinking with Sontag; Sexual Politics, Torture, and Secular Time
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Judith Butler IX: Frames of War: Survivability, Vulnerability, Affect
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Henry A. Giroux: The Violence of Organized Forgetting
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Tiffany Watt Smith: Schadenfreude: The Joy of Another’s Misfortune
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Slavoj Žižek VIII: Violence: The Antinomies of Tolerant Reason & Tolerance as an Ideological Category & Divine Violence
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Slavoj Žižek VII: Violence: Fear Thy Neighbour as Thyself & A Blood-Dimmed Tide is Loosed
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Slavoj Žižek VI: Violence: Six Sideways Glances; SOS Violence
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Byung-Chul Han XV: Consensus, Transparency, & Positivity
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Byung-Chul Han XIV: Systematic Violence & The Micro-Physics of Power
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Byung-Chul Han XIII: Topology of Violence: Politics, Law, & Macro-Logic
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Byung-Chul Han XII: Psyche & Politics: Friend & Enemy
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Byung-Chul Han XI: Topology of Violence: Topology and Archeology
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Byung-Chul Han X: In The Swarm: Modern Ghosts and Psychopower
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Byung-Chul Han IX: In The Swarm: Demediatization, Digitality & The Gaze
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Byung-Chul Han VIII: In The Swarm: Outrage Society
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Byung Chul Han VII: Saving Beauty: Actually Saving Beauty
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Byung Chul Han VI: Saving Beauty: the Aesthetics of Injury and Disaster
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Byung Chul Han V: Saving Beauty: Impoverished Beauty
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Emily Esfahani Smith, II: Belonging, Purpose, Storytelling, Transcendence
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Emily Esfahani Smith I: The Power of Meaning: Pillars of Meaning
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Byung Chul Han IV: The Agony of Eros: Logos, Thumos, and Eros
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Byung Chul Han III: The Agony of Eros: Bare Life
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Byung Chul Han II: The Agony of Eros: Achievement Society
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Byung-Chul Han I: The Agony of Eros: Modern Threats to Love
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Vitalik Buterin: Ethereum: Blockchain 2.0
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Satoshi Nakamoto: The Bitcoin Blockchain
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Jane Jacobs VII: Systems of Survival: Monstrous Hybrids
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Jane Jacobs VI: The Guardian & Commercial Moral Syndromes
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Jane Jacobs V: Systems of Survival: Moral Foundations of Commerce & Politics
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Jane Jacobs IV: The Nature of Economies: Economy & Ecology Science
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Jane Jacobs III: Export Expansion and Import Replacement
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Jane Jacobs II: The Reciprocating Systems and Process of Development
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Jane Jacobs I: The Economy of Cities: The Nature, Conditions, and Methods of Economic Development
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Jürgen Habermas III: Struggles for Recognition in the Democratic Constitutional State
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Charles Taylor V: Multiculturalism, The Politics of Recognition
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Jürgen Habermas II: An Awareness of What is Missing, Faith and Reason in a Post-Secular Age
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Cornel West I: Prophetic Religion and the Future of Capitalist Civilization
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Judith Butler VIII: Is Judaism Zionism? Messianic Secularism
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Judith Butler VII: Is Judaism Zionism? Judaism, Jewishness, and Zionism; Diaspora & Cohabitation
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Charles Taylor IV: Why We Need A Radical Redefinition of Secularism
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Jürgen Habermas I: The Political, The Rational Meaning of a Questionable Inheritance of Political Theology
111:
Jocelyn MacLure & Charles Taylor IV: Accommodation & Social Justice
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Jocelyn MacLure & Charles Taylor III: The Place of Religion in Public Space
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Jocelyn MacLure & Charles Taylor II: Ends and Means
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Jocelyn MacLure & Charles Taylor I: Secularism and Freedom of Conscience; Moral Pluralism, Core Beliefs, and Political & Social Secularization
107:
Charles Taylor III: The Malaise of Modernity; The Work of Retrieval
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Charles Taylor II: Soft Relativism & Horizons of Significance
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Charles Taylor I: The Malaise of Modernity; The Ethics of Authenticity
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Marilyn Waring VIII: Glimpsing The Whole
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Marilyn Waring VII: Two Ameliorations to the UNSNA
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Marilyn Waring VI: The Markets for Reproduction and Life
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Marilyn Waring V: The Value of Death & the Economics of Reproduction
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Marilyn Waring IV: Census, Tax Code, Hidden Economy & Environment
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Marilyn Waring III: The Household as a Problem for Women in the UNSNA
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Marilyn Waring II: The UNSNA a History
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Marilyn Waring I: Who is really productive?
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Carol J. Adams VI: A Feminist-Vegetarian Critical Theory
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Carol J. Adams V: Vegetarian Literature
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Carol J. Adams IV: Frankenstein's Monster; Bearing the Vegetarian Word 2
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Carol J. Adams III: From the Belly of Zeus; Bearing the Vegetarian Word
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Carol J. Adam II: Objectification, Fragmentation, Consumption and the Absent Referent
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Carol J. Adams I: The Patriarchal Texts of Meat
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Michel Foucault XII: The Repressive Hypothesis
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Michel Foucault XI: The Politics of Health in the Eighteenth Century & we 'Other Victorians'
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Michel Foucault X: Right of Death and Power Over Life
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Michel Foucault IX: The Carceral & Space, Knowledge and Power
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Michel Foucault VIII: Complete and Austere Institutions & Illegalities and Delinquency
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Michel Foucault VII: The Means of Correct Training & Panopticism
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Michel Foucault VI: The Body of the Condemned & Docile Bodies
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Michel Foucault V: The Great Confinement & The Birth of the Asylum
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Michel Foucault IV: Nietzsche, Genealogy, History & What Is an Author?
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Michel Foucault III: What is Enlightenment? & Truth and Power
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Judith Butler VI: Promiscuous Obedience and What Is Critique?
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Judith Butler V: Competing Universalities
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Judith Butler IV: Melancholy and Injurious Speech
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Judith Butler III: The Force of Fantasy and Racism
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Judith Butler II: Imitation, Gender Insubordination
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Judith Butler I: Performativity and Variations on Sex and Gender
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Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe IV: Hegemony and Radical Democracy
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Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe III: Beyond the Positivity of the Social: Antagonisms and Hegemony
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Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe II: The New Political Logic
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Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe I: The Genealogy of Hegemony
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Antonio Negri IV: On Art: On the Event and the Body
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Antonio Negri III: On Art: On Beauty
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Antonio Negri II: On Art: the Sublime and Collective Work
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Antonio Negri I: On Art: the Abstract and the Truth
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri XI: Identity Politics and Revolution
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri X: Economics of the Common Wealth
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri IX: Capital as a Social Relation
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri VIII: Republic of Property & Altermodernity
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri VII: Democracy
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri VI: The Multitude
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri V: War and Empire
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri IV: The Power of Production
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri III: Against Empire: Desertion, Exodus and Nomadism: The New Barbarians
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri II: Sovereignty
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri I: The Problematic of Empire
At this point in our story your humble moderator sadly left Korea to return to his home and native country: Canada.
There he happily started a new philosophy club in Kingston Ontario.
Fortunately for Seoul, a very wise man, Mike Coutu, volunteered to continue the club in Korea.
The New Seoul Philosophy Club continues under his moderatorship. Mike's web site is at:
http://seoulphilosophy.wordpress.com/
The New Kingston Philosophy Club continues above...
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Slavoj Žižek V: Formal Democracy and Its Discontents
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Slavoj Žižek IV: There Is No Sexual Relationship
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Slavoj Žižek III: Fantasy in Cyberspace and 'Woman doesn't Exist'
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Slavoj Žižek II: Fantasy as a Political Category
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Slavoj Žižek I: The Undergrowth of Enjoyment, The Obscene Object of Postmodernity, The Spectre of Ideology
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Susan Sontag V: Regarding the Pain of Others
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Susan Sontag IV: The Image-World
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Susan Sontag III: The Pornographic Imagination
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Susan Sontag II: On Style and the Aesthetics of Silence
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Susan Sontag I: Against Interpretation and Notes on 'Camp'
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Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari V: Schizoanalysis
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Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari IV: Stages of Societal development
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Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari III: Revolutionary Desire
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Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari II: The Faulty Logic of Desire
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Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari I: New Categories
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Julia Kristeva IV: Modern Maternity & Feminism and Postmodern Feminism
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Julia Kristeva III: The Abject
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Julia Kristeva II: Meaning, Psychic Space and Language
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Julia Kristeva I: The Subject in the Act of Meaning
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Jacques Lacan IV: The Phallus and its Function in Human Relations
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Jacques Lacan III: Psychopathology, Neurosis, Perversion and Psychosis
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Jacques Lacan II: Jouissance, the Symptom and Fantasy
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Jacques Lacan I: The Imaginary, the Symbolic and the Real
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Jean Baudrillard VI: Feminism and Femininity
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Jean Baudrillard V: Seduction
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Jean Baudrillard IV: Advertizing and Nihilism
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Jean Baudrillard III: Alienation, Mass & the Implosion of Meaning in Media
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Jean Baudrillard II: The Ambient Consumer and Postmodern Ethics
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Jean Baudrillard I: Hyper-reality, 'Ambience' and an Affluent Society
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Jean-François Lyotard: Meta-narrative and Language Games
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Michel Foucault II: The Politics of Space, Transparency and Bio-power
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Michel Foucault I: The Modern Concept of Man
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Jacques Derrida: Deconstruction
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What is Postmodernism?: An Introduction
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Philosophy of Science: Science vs. Other Kinds of Knowledge
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Philosophy of Science: The Problem of Demarcation
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Philosophy of Science: The Scientific Method
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Philosophy of Science: The Nature of Scientific Knowledge
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Philosophy of Science: Conceptions of Science
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Aesthetics: What is Beauty?
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Theories of Human Motivation: Why are we?
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Theories of Human Identity: Who are we?
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Theories of Human Nature: What are we?
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Metaphysics: What is there?
11. Epistemology: What can we know?
10. Problem Solving
9. World Problems
8. Utopia: An Ideal Society
7. What is the Examined Life?
6. What is Truth?
5. What is Evil and Why Does it Exist?
4. How Has Philosophy Helped Your Life?
3. What is Truth ?
2. A New Theory of Education
1. What is Education
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List of Possible Future Topics
Postmodern philosophies: Ernesto Screpanti
Postmodern philosophies: Audre Lorde
Postmodern philosophies: David Harvey
Postmodern philosophies: Fredric Jameson
Postmodern philosophies: Donna Haraway
Postmodern philosophies: Vandana Shiva
Postmodern philosophies: Sandra Harding
Postmodern philosophies: Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
Postmodern philosophies: Cornal West
Postmodern philosophies: Luce Irigaray
Postmodern philosophies: Iris Marion Young
Postmodern philosophies: Hélène Cixous
Postmodern philosophies: Richard Rorty
Postmodern philosophies: Charles Taylor
Postmodern philosophies: Jürgen Habermas
Notable Heterodox Economists
Richard D. Wolff
Thorstein Veblen
Alfred S. Eichner
Piero Sraffa
Joan Violet Robinson
Michał Kalecki
Frederic S. Lee
Ha-Joon Chang
20th Century Philosophers
The Frankfurt School: Max Horkheimer
The Frankfurt School: Theodor Adorno
The Frankfurt School: Herbert Marcuse
The Frankfurt School: Erich Fromm
The Frankfurt School: Friedrich Pollock
The Frankfurt School: Leo Löwenthal
Isaiah Berlin
Bertrand Russell
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Alfred North Whitehead
Kurt Gödel
Jacques Maritain
Roland Barthes
Alain Badiou
Daniel Bell
Guy Debord
Henri Lefebvre
Marshall McLuhan
Karl Popper
Hans-Georg Gadamer
Jacques Rancière
Noam Chomsky
Paul Feyerabend
Northrop Frye
Edward Said
Thomas Kuhn
Alasdair MacIntyre
Phenomenology
Edmund Husserl
Martin Heidegger
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Hannah Arendt
Paul Ricœur
Hans Köchler
Existentialism
Martin Buber
Gabriel Marcel
Karl Jaspers
Jean-Paul Sartre
Simone de Beauvoir
Albert Camus
André Breton
Philosophical Psychology
William James
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
Alfred Adler
Erik Erikson
Melanie Klein
Karen Horney
Anna Freud
Jean Piaget
B.F. Skinner
Abraham Maslow
Eric Burne
Philosophy of Religious Studies
Émile Durkheim
Max Weber
James George Frazer
Rudolf Otto
Peter Berger
Rodney Stark
Clifford Geertz
Mircea Eliade
Rita Gross
Political Philosophy
Thucydides
Sophocles
Plato
Aristotle
Cicero
Marcus Aurelius
Saint Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Machiavelli
Thomas Hobbes
Rousseau
John Locke
Alexis de Tocqueville
Henry David Thoreau
Karl Marx
Sigmund Freud
Antonio Gramsci
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Emma Goldman
hitler
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Martin Luther King jr.
Ayn Rand
Gene Sharp
Economic Philosophy (Historical)
Thomas Hobbes
Voltaire
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Adam Smith
Alexander Hamilton
Edmund Burke
Justus Möser
Hegel
Thomas Malthus
David Recardo
John Stuart Mill
Karl Marx
Matthew Arnold
Ferdinand Tönnies
Max Weber
Georg Simmel
Werner Sombart
Ludwig von Mises
Alfred Marshall
Friedrich Hayek
Oskar Lange
Joseph Schumpeter
John Maynard Keynes
Gøsta Esping-Andersen
Herbert Marcuse
Daniel Bell
John Kenneth Galbraith
Milton Friedman
Economic Philosophy (Contemporary)
The Major Works of the Winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics
2013 Eugene F. Fama, Lars Peter Hansen, Robert J. Shiller
2012 Alvin E. Roth, Lloyd S. Shapley
2011 Thomas J. Sargent, Christopher A. Sims
2010 Peter A. Diamond, Dale T. Mortensen, Christopher A. Pissarides
2009 Elinor Ostrom, Oliver Williamson
2008 Paul Krugman
2007 Leonid Hurwicz, Eric Maskin, Roger Myerson
2006 Edmund Phelps
2005 Robert Aumann, Thomas Schelling
2004 Finn E. Kydland, Edward C. Prescott
2003 Clive Granger, Robert F. Engle
2002 Daniel Kahneman, Vernon L. Smith
2001 George Akerlof, Michael Spence, Joseph E. Stiglitz
2000 James Heckman, Daniel McFadden
1999 Robert Mundell
1998 Amartya Sen
1997 Robert C. Merton, Myron Scholes
1996 James Mirrlees, William Vickrey
1995 Robert Lucas, Jr.
1994 John Harsanyi, John Forbes Nash, Reinhard Selten
1993 Robert Fogel, Douglass North
1992 Gary Becker
1991 Ronald Coase
1990 Harry Markowitz, Merton Miller, William Forsyth Sharpe
1989 Trygve Haavelmo
1988 Maurice Allais
1987 Robert Solow
1986 James M. Buchanan
1985 Franco Modigliani
1984 Richard Stone
1983 Gérard Debreu
1982 George Stigler
1981 James Tobin
1980 Lawrence Klein
1979 Theodore Schultz, Arthur Lewis
1978 Herbert Simon
1977 Bertil Ohlin, James Meade
1976 Milton Friedman
1975 Leonid Kantorovich, Tjalling Koopmans
1974 Gunnar Myrdal, Friedrich Hayek
1973 Wassily Leontief
1972 John Hicks, Kenneth Arrow
1971 Simon Kuznets
1970 Paul Samuelson
1969 Ragnar Anton Kittil Frisch, Jan Tinbergen
Philosophy of Mind
René Descartes
Baruch Spinoza
Hilary Putnam
Donald Davidson
John Searle
David Chalmers
David Rosenthal
Daniel Dennett
Philosophy of Law
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas
Thomas Hobbes
Immanuel Kant
Jeremy Bentham
John Austin
Lysander Spooner
John Finnis
Lon L. Fuller
Hans Kelsen
H. L. A. Hart
John Rawls
Joseph Raz
Ronald Dworkin
Post-Marxistism
Étienne Balibar
Gilles Deleuze
Félix Guattari
Paul Hirst
Jacques Camatte
Barry Hindess
Krisis Groupe
Ernesto Laclau
Catharine MacKinnon
Natacha Millache
Chantal Mouffe
Moishe Postone
Jacques Rancière
Helmut Reichelt
Ernesto Screpanti
Göran Therborn
Ãgnes Heller
Alexander Tarasov
Boris Yuliyevich Kagarlitsky
Harry Evans
General Topics
Ethics: What is Good?
True
Logic
Love
Happiness
Justice
Law
Liberty
Art
Progress
Virtue and Vice
Space and Time
Education
Wisdom
Will
Being
Dialectic
Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy of Language
Philosophy of Law
Eastern Philosophies
Feminism
Post-Feminism
Structuralism