Extra session with the readings from session 1 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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Course on Meaning - Extra session

Session 2 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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#2 Heidegger: Being and Time, Div One, ch 4 §§25–7 (SZ 113–30) 02

Session 3 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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#3 Heidegger: Being and Time, Div One, ch 5 §§28–32 (SZ 130–53)

Session 4 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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#4 Levinas: “Is Ontology Fundamental?” & “Transcendence and Height”

Session 5 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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#5 Heidegger: “The Question Concerning Technology” & “Memorial Address”

Session 7 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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#7 Gadamer, Truth and Method, 1.2.1. Play as the Clue to Ontological Explanation

The course as a whole is intended to serve as a basic introduction to the history of Western philosophy. The goal of these seminars is to clarify the main themes, concepts, and critiques of some of the most influential - and, alas, difficult - texts in the Western canon.

#1 History Of Western Philosophy: Plato - The Phaedo

Session 6 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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#6 Heidegger: What is metaphysics?

Session 8 in the course on Meaning with Taylor Carman and Simon Critchley at ReD Associates, New York.
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Full subject of the session: 
Laclau: “New Reflections on the Revolutions of our Time” & parts of “Hegemony and Socialist Strategy”


#8 Laclau: “New Reflections on the Revolutions of our Time”

Having tackled Plato last time, we’re now moving on to his star pupil, Aristotle. More specifically, we’re reading selections from his text The Nicomachean Ethics, arguably the single most influential and important work in the history of philosophy.

#2 History Of Western Philosophy Seminar: Aristotle - The Nicomachean Ethics

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