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BSP Podcast

British Society for Phenomenology

This podcast is for the British Society for Phenomenology and showcases papers at our conferences and events, interviews and discussions on the topic of phenomenology.

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251 episodis

  1. Maya Mukamel - Black Academics’ Embodied Histories of Institutional Racism in Psychotherapy Education Settings 22:06
  2. Mariah Partida - Solitary Confinement, Intercorporeal Being-in-the-world, and the Mutability of Consciousness 21:18
  3. James Costello - Radical Relationality 18:41
  4. Mauro Senatore - The Dark Horizon: Post-traumatic Anxiety in Husserl’s Freiburg Ethics 19:16
  5. Kylie Erfani - Nausea: A Phenomenological Reappraisal 22:49
  6. Srijan Uzir - Comparing Derrida and Merleau-Ponty's philosophies of Embodiment and Language 25:40
  7. Oda Davanger - Tracing Inscriptions: Can Signs be Embodied? 24:12
  8. Adam Takacs - Touch and Contact. Towards a Phenomenology of “Stigmatic” Time 23:00
  9. Paul Tuppeny - The Phenomenon of Age and the Temporal Extension of Place 17:44
  10. Andrejs Balodis - Phenomenology of Body Memory and Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy 29:46
  11. Dan Degerman - Mania, history, and the sense of silence 24:48
  12. David Ventura - Édouard Glissant's Critical Relation to Critical Phenomenology 21:21
  13. Haotian Wu - History as an ambivalent gesture: Farewell My Concubine as a phenomenology of modern Chinese history 19:39
  14. Daniele Nuccilli - To Participate in History-(ies). Life-World, Embodiment, Entanglement 21:04
  15. Philip Tovey - Plexity of time in embodied ecologies of the River Tone 22:17
  16. Bence Marosan - Collective Embodied History of Human and Non-Human Living Beings. An Eco-phenomenological and Eco-ethical Stance 23:28
  17. Andréa Delestrade - The Universal Bodies of Nature: Rethinking Chakrabarty’s Anthropocene Philosophy of History with Merleau-Ponty’s Philosophy of Nature 20:55
  18. Niall Keane - Self and Other. From Temporality to History 55:46
  19. Darian Meacham - Autonomy and Conviviality: remarks on phenomenology, work and automation 58:27
  20. Michela Summa - Facing the Past: Modes of Appropriating and Disappropriating History in Shaping Who We Are 56:07
  21. Abel Franco - 'Touching Spaces with Our Body (and Life): How We Evaluate Architecture Aesthetically' 23:01
  22. Michal Lipták - 'Defining Avant-garde Music: Phenomenological Interpretation of Adorno's Philosophy of Music' 18:34
  23. Anna Petronella Foultier - 'Aesthetic spatiality and dance in Merleau-Ponty’s thought' 21:09
  24. Jodie Russell - 'Hermeneutics of illness: how the experience of mental disorder is shaped by self-interpretation' 22:54
  25. Andrew Turk - 'Transdisciplinary Landscape Language Research with Engaged Phenomenology as Meta-Paradigm' 18:08
  26. Janko Nešić - 'Peculiar landscape (of affordances) architects: Situating the autistic individual' 12:40
  27. Natalia Burakowska & Danielle Petherbridge - 'Beyond the Narrative Self: Questions of Personhood in Dementia' 21:21
  28. Emily Hughes - Boredom, static-time and alienation during lockdown 18:39
  29. Alessandro Anzà - Transgenerational Responsibility and Phenomenology of Revolution. The Future as a Present Challenge to Education 24:41
  30. Ileana Bortun - Witnessing the Future. A Temporal Perspective on Arendt’s Political Judgment 23:34
  31. David Deamer - Polysemous futurity in the cinematics of Cloud Atlas and Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil 27:47
  32. J. Reese Faust - Writing a New Flesh of the World: Merleau-Ponty and Fanon on the Ethics of Futurity 22:48
  33. Isabel Rocamora - In Shock and Diffidence: Imaging an Ethics of the Earth with Heidegger (a practitioner approach to climate emergency in the Scottish Highlands and Islands) 19:32
  34. Aanastasios Dimopoulos - Tacit knowledge and the formation of clinical expertise in mental healthcare; the “brave new world” of remote consultations and the future of mental healthcare 17:17
  35. Tomás Lally - The Present as a Future Concern 25:06
  36. Ruth Irwin - Acceleration of Technology in the Anthropocene: Stiegler, Maori and Exosomatic Memory 25:49
  37. Daire Boyle - Leveraging Insights from Husserl’s Phenomenology and Scheler’s Philosophical Anthropology in Order to Prepare for the Possibility of Artificial Consciousness 24:03
  38. Javier Moscoso Cala - A New Humanism? The Precarious Condition of the Human in Judith Butler 23:36
  39. Panos Theodorou - Desire and Temporality. A Naturalized Phenomenological Proposal 19:58
  40. Cătălina Condruz - Witnessing the Future. The Event of Birth and its Phenomenological Implications 15:57
  41. Melissa Burchard - Traumatic Developments: Producing Future Adults through Traumatic Experience 22:40
  42. Siobhán Lenihan - The Hypervisible City: the recursive multiplicities of daily life through the lens of augmented reality 18:21
  43. Roberto Wu - Between those who have been and those who will be: a phenomenology of historical responsibility 20:40
  44. Spyridon Kaltsas - Hope and the Future in the Neo-Pragmatism of Richard Rorty 18:40
  45. Tris Hedges - His habitual attitude: Exploring the praxis of Husserl’s epoché through personal pronouns 19:16
  46. Lorenzo Buti - The future as an untranscendable fate: a Sartrean view of depoliticization 19:58
  47. Tanay Gandhi - Misbehaving Mountains: The Politics of a Future in Flux 24:36
  48. Martin Ritter - Saving the future in the present. Benjamin on (con)temporary revolutionary experience 18:43
  49. Alexandra S. Ilieva - Utopias and Progress: A Buddhist-Pragmatist Perspective 24:23
  50. Dr Alessandro Salice - Realist Phenomenology: A Plaidoyer 42:09