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Jordan Peterson, Max Stirner, and Other Spooks
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This is part one of a two part series of videos that will return to some of the ideas that were in our recent video on postmodernism, only this time we’ll step back from the 70s and into the 19th and the first half of the 20th century to do so. These videos will ask the philosophical questions “what is it to be human” or “what is it to be a self or a subject” only instead of arguing with Derrida while referring to Bojack Horseman and The Good Place, we’ll take on Max Stirner and Martin Heidegger while referencing Nicholas Ray’s 1955 film Rebel Without a Cause and video games.
Watch Part Two:
Video Games and Heidegger
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Book Featured in this Video
All Things Are Nothing to Me by Jacob Blumenfeld
This video features clips from The Passion Play: Life and Death of Christ (1903)
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Giant Steps NES 8bit
Macintosh Plus 420 on Guitar by The Guests
Varelator - Alpha (Vangelis Cover) Theme COSMOS 80
Depeche Mode - Johnny Cash - Personal Jesus - piano cover
Loser [8bit] tribute to Beck
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