
Let our thoughts invade yours. Khafiz and Nicholas teach at St. John's College, Annapolis. Follow us on Instagram: @invasive_thoughts
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

David Wellbery (UChicago German, Social Thought) joins us to discuss Goethe's work, life, and milieu. He describes Goethe's position at the center of an intellectual and artistic world which included Schiller, Hölderlin, Fichte, Hegel, Schelling, the... more
Richard Strier (UChicago English, emeritus) recites the poem that changed his career, explains why formalism and historicism should be friends, offers us a way of reading George Herbert’s “Love” (III) and lets us in on a current argument with a frien... more
Terry Pinkard, renowned Hegel scholar and translator of the Phenomenology of Spirit (2018) sits down with us to discuss his own intellectual career; the challenges of reading, translating, and understanding Hegel; when and how Hegel found a home in A... more
We return to Peirce for an exploration of his more speculative, systematic essays ("A Guess at the Riddle", "Evolutionary Love”, and others). What should all systems of thought have in common? What would it mean to privilege spontaneity, chance, and ... more
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The content reflects a blend of philosophical inquiry and social commentary, often dissecting complex ideas rooted in historical contexts and philosophical traditions. Frequently discussed topics include influential figures such as Hegel, Peirce, and more contemporary thinkers like Metzinger and Agamben, while also bridging connections to American pragmatism and social reform movements. The show's unique approach likely lies in its deep philosophical explorations intertwined with practical implications for modern society, as well as a focus on narrative perspectives that highlight personal experiences and ethical considerations. This intellectual discourse aims not only to engage with ideas but also to reflect on their significance in conte... more
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