Michel Foucault's "What is Enlightenment?"
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2021
- In this episode, I present Michel Foucault's "What is Enlightenment?"
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You think we could ever get a bookshelf tour? I for one always love to get a look at some more potential reading material; perhaps we might receive some brief insights on some of them if you were to oblige.
As always, love the videos. Channels like this keep me engaged.
I've been listening to these videos in the background on autoplay without seeing the titles and I assumed at first that foucault was a Japanese guy named fukou
I've got to thank you for your video "What is Enlightenment?" which is really enlightening.
Very good channel! Funny that English speakers are the best to explain French theory (and I'm a French professor!) congrats! Please do more on specific big books! :)
Brilliant as always.
Very detailed explanation on the Enlightenment by Foucault.
thank you sir😊
loved it. As a Foucault fanboy you nailed it.
Enlightenment means to break free.
This made way more sense than the book
Hi thank you! What Kind of microphone and recording do u use?
could you do some on durkheim
Do you have transcripts available on Patreon or anywhere else? Thank-you, John
thank U
what do you record with
Nice moment to post this video xd
if only we thus embraced possibility
I hate how Foucault deconstructs Kant's text and even says that we might never mature, but then just reaffirms his ideals, as if saying "real enlightenment has never been tries".
God nerfed Foucault because if he went in the Sorelian direction he would have been too OP.
It is like jail break ie enlightenment
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He doesn't understand traditionalism and its true perception of the past.
Modernism just seems like the ultimate futile deconstruction game.
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That got a bit wordy. Perhaps enlightenment is too difficult a picture to paint.
the essay is quite a good and well argued outline. Of course there are different perspectives but I have never heard a better one than foucault's