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mainly interviews with authors, mainly university presses.

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Professor Dan Zahavi
Professor of Philosophy at the University of Copenhagen and Director of the Center for Subjectivity Research.
University of Copenhagen
Episode: This concise book introduces phenomenology in its rigor--and its breadth: from philosophical foundation to application in psychology, psychiatry, qualitative research, critical theory, sociology, etc.
Owen Flanagan
Distinguished philosopher and author with experience in addiction
Episode: One of the preeminent philosophers of our time, Owen Flanagan, was for many years an addict. He synthesizes in this book both the science and phenomenology of addiction.
Agnes Callard
Professor at the University of Chicago and philosopher.
University of Chicago
Episode: Until now there were three schools of thought on how best to live one's life (Utilitarian, Kantian, and Aristotelian). Agnes Callard proposes a fourth: Socratic.
Wouter Kusters
Academic philosopher and linguist who has been diagnosed with psychosis multiple times.
MIT Press
Episode: Wouter Kusters is a philosopher who suffered two psychotic breaks in his life. This book also at times degenerates into mad thinking. The reader's mind follows Kusters descent.philosophy), the book also attempts to go mad itself, to be a mad text.
Alenka Zupančič
Professor of Philosophy and Psychoanalysis at the European Graduate School
European Graduate School
Episode: disavowal
Stijn Vanheule
Clinical psychologist, professor at Ghent University, and psychoanalyst.
Ghent University
Episode: psychosis
Peter Singer
Professor Emeritus of Bioethics at Princeton University and author of various influential philosophical texts.
Princeton University Press
Episode: turkeys
Maria Balaska
Author of 'Anxiety and Wonder on Being Human', a philosophical exploration of anxiety and wonder.
Episode: anxiety, wonder
Deirdre McCloskey
Distinguished scholar and Isaiah Berlin chair in liberal thought at Cato Institute, previously taught at University of Illinois at Chicago
Cato Institute
Episode: liberalism

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August Baker
Host of the podcast who engages in discussions with experts on philosophical topics, including insights on ethics, psychology, and contemporary societal issues.

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Until now there were three schools of thought on how best to live one's life (Utilitarian, Kantian, and Aristotelian). Agnes Callard proposes a fourth: Socratic.
Q: Why is the presence of the other person important in Socratic inquiry?
It is essential because it allows for genuine questioning and challenges assumptions that one might have about their own understanding.
psychosis
Q: How can mundane activities be therapeutic for individuals with psychosis?
Mundane activities provide individuals with a sense of purpose, connection, and respect, which can be stabilizing and healing.
psychosis
Q: What is psychosis?
Psychosis is defined as a psychiatric disorder in which individuals lose their link with reality, often experiencing hallucinations and delusions.
human/animal
Q: Could you speak to the influence of the Dirty South on Black thought?
Holland explains that the Dirty South reclaims a nuanced identity and promotes the idea that socio-cultural evaluations of Blackness shouldn't be limited to urban or stereotyped contexts.
human/animal
Q: What if someone said to you, you're starting from a racist view here?
Holland argues that while it might seem controversial, the comparisons between Blackness and animals are historically significant and persistent in culture.

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